Participation in the real estate auction represents an interesting opportunity for various parties, including creditors. But can the creditor participate in the auction and buy the debtor's house? Who are these figures and what are the rules that regulate their participation in the auction?
The world of real estate investing is constantly evolving, and among the many strategies adopted by investors, real estate flipping is emerging as one of the most interesting and promising.
The Property Transfer Decree is an official act by which a judge transfers ownership of the property, previously seized, from the old owner to the new successful bidder.
Have you won an auction and now you have to proceed with payment? Read our article to find out how much time you have to settle the price of a real estate auction.
The real estate auction award report is a crucial document that marks the conclusion of a judicial sale. This document identifies the name of the successful bidder, i.e. the person who won the auction, and may contain detailed information on the property put up for auction, the hammer price, the auction participants and the bids submitted.
With the arrival of the Christmas holidays, the Christmas cities come to life with the enchanting atmosphere of the Christmas markets, an irresistible attraction for visitors from all over the world. These events not only bring joy and magic but also provide an excellent opportunity in real estate.
The award of a real estate auction is the moment that marks the "victory" of the auction. However, once the auction concludes, it is essential to understand the next steps and prepare for the post-auction process in order to avoid a possible revocation by the judge.
Judicial auctions in Venice represent an excellent opportunity for real estate investors interested in the market of this unique and fascinating city, renowned for its canals and breathtaking architecture.
Auctions are a fundamental aspect of the legal system where goods or properties are auctioned and sold to the highest bidder. There are two common types of judicial auctions in Italy: real estate execution and bankruptcy auction.
Purchasing and investing in real estate at auction for over 20 years.
