Selling Your Overseas Property at Auction

Always the ones wanting to bring you good news where possible (well reasonably good in any case), we're happy to announce the first overseas property auction by PropertyAuction.ie.

We announced both here and on the website, quite some time ago that this auction was imminent, but we didn't have any specific dates at the time. Now we do.

The first Overseas Property Auction from Co. Meath estate agent, Ann Collins, is to take place in the Citywest Hotel in Dublin on Thursday 29th January 2009 from 6.00pm until 9.00pm.

If you're looking to sell your property, or are in the market for a bargain, then it might be no harm to drop in and take a look at what is going on. Just be aware, there is a charge for putting your property up for auction and, if you want to make a killing on your overseas investment, this may not be the best route to take.

If, however, you just want to get shot of something that is causing you financial and psychological stress, then this may be just the thing to lift the burden and start things afresh.

You'll find full details on the auction here.

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For a list of upcoming overseas property exhibitions around the country click here.

Exhibition Seminars

Having just visited the Property Expo in the RDS a constant bugbear reared its ugly head. What is the point of seminars at an exhibition that are all given by exhibitors who are already present at the show? Are you not simply going to get the same spiel that you would on their stand, except without the chance to ask questions as you go? Or am I wrong and is there an inherent value to such seminars? If there is I have to say I fail to see it.

On the subject of the show, while most agents felt the Friday was slow, they were at least kept relatively busy on the stands and there appears to be more confidence than there was at the end of last year. Everyone did feel it was a bit fragile though, and could be killed off pretty easily by Mick Lynn's affairs appearing in the newspapers again or something similar happening elsewhere.

All in all, though, there appears to be a bit more hope than there was last year.

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