• You’ll receive a confirmation email if you are the winning bidder.
• The email explains your deposit amount, how to deliver it, and by when.
• Read the instructions carefully—timing matters.

• Deposits are typically due 24 hours after the auction ends.
• Acceptable forms and delivery methods are stated in the auction terms.
• Missing the deposit deadline may result in default under the terms.

Always have funds ready before you bid so there are no surprises.

• The designated title company opens a file for your transaction.
• You’ll complete any required information forms and provide ID.
• Title runs searches, clears liens as required, and prepares closing documents.

If you have questions during this stage, reach out to the title company or your agent (if you’re represented).

• Coordinate with your lender (if applicable) to meet the settlement date.
• Confirm your final cash to close—including Buyer’s Premium and closing costs.
• Plan how you’ll deliver funds on closing day (wire, certified funds, etc.).

• You’ll sign the closing package with the title company (in-person or remotely, depending on state and provider).
• Once funds are received and disbursed, the deed is recorded.
• After recording and any final checks, you receive keys or access as outlined in the terms.

• Secure the property and change locks if appropriate.
• Set up utilities and insurance in your name.
• Begin your rehab, rent-ready work, or move-in plan.