★ Featured Lender
Lee Shpritz
West Star Holdings
Financing Options for Real Estate Auctions
Browse lenders familiar with auction timelines, deposits, and as-is purchases. We've worked with each contact below — but we don't exclusively endorse any one lender. Do your diligence and choose what fits your deal.
Featured Lending Partners
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Conventional & DSCR
Michael Contreras
Bay Capital Group
MD
Private Capital
Neil Roseman
Block Investments
MD
Private Capital
Jamie Mossovitz
Worthington Alternative Capital
MD
Private Capital
Keiry Martinez
Keiry Martinez Private Lending
MD
Private Capital
Tibor Wilheim
Mount Wilson Capital
DCDEFLIN+7
Hard Money & DSCR
Tim Herbert
Swift Lending Group
MD
Multi-Product Lender
Joe Marzouk
Equity Lending, LLC
MD
Hard Money & Private Capital
Daryl Fryer
Fryer Development
MD
Are you a lender interested in working with auction buyers?
Ashland Auction Group is building a more robust financing directory for buyers. Ask about inclusion, enhanced profiles, and featured placement opportunities.
Ask About Featured PlacementHow Auction Financing Typically Works
- Get pre-qualified early. Most auctions require certified funds at contract and a fast settlement — often 30 days or less.
- Match financing to your strategy. Fix-and-flip? Consider hard money or bridge. Rentals? DSCR or conventional investor products.
- Confirm property fit. Some lenders limit condos, mixed-use, or properties needing major rehab.
- Plan for as-is purchases. Auctions sell as-is — repairs and concessions are uncommon. Underwrite for contingencies.
- Know the fees and timing. Rate, points, appraisal, draw schedules, and payoff mechanics can vary — clarify in writing.
Financing FAQs
Does Ashland Auction Group endorse a specific lender?
No. We curate contacts who have experience with auction timelines. You're free to use any lender or pay with certified funds.
Can I finance properties that need significant rehab?
Often yes, via hard money or bridge products. Terms vary by lender, property, and scope — confirm draw schedules and reserves up front.
What if I need more time to close?
Auctions are designed for speed. Some sellers may allow short extensions for a fee, but it's not guaranteed — plan financing accordingly.
Any disclosures I should know?
Auction sales are typically as-is. Review the contract, buyer's premium, required deposits, and any posted due-diligence documents before bidding.
Disclaimer: Lender information provided for convenience only. Ashland Auction Group makes no warranties and assumes no liability for third-party lending services.