Frequently Asked Questions

You can register online through each auction listing or in person at the event. Registration typically requires valid ID and basic contact information. Online bidders may need to provide a credit card for verification.

L&H Auctions specializes in real estate, farm equipment, estate sales, and personal property auctions. We conduct both live and online auctions, depending on the type of items and seller preferences.

During a live auction, the auctioneer calls for bids and the item is sold to the highest bidder. Online auctions allow you to place bids over a set period of time. The highest bid at the close of the auction wins, subject to any reserve prices.

Buyers may be responsible for a buyer’s premium, which is a small percentage added to the final bid. Sellers pay a commission based on the items sold. All fees are disclosed clearly before the auction begins.

Seller payments are typically processed within 10 to 14 business days after the auction concludes. This allows time for buyer payments to clear and any final paperwork to be completed.

Yes, inspections are encouraged. Each auction listing will include scheduled preview dates and times for you to view the property or equipment in person. If no dates are listed, contact our team to arrange a private viewing when available.

Yes, all properties and items sold at auction are offered “as-is, where-is,” with no warranties or guarantees. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own inspections and due diligence prior to bidding. We provide as much information as possible to help you make an informed decision.

Buyers should be prepared to pay a buyer’s premium, which is a percentage added to the final bid price. Depending on the auction, you may also be responsible for transfer taxes, closing costs, or other applicable fees. All terms and conditions are outlined in each auction listing—be sure to review them carefully before bidding.

You can place a bid either in person at the live auction or online through our bidding platform, depending on the auction format. For online auctions, you’ll need to create an account and register for the specific event. Once registered, you can submit bids manually or set a maximum bid to let the system bid on your behalf.

Some auctions may have a minimum opening bid or a reserve price set by the seller. If a reserve is in place, the property must reach that amount to be sold. All bidding terms, including any minimums, will be clearly stated in the auction listing.

If you’re the winning bidder, you’ll receive a confirmation with next steps, including signing any required contracts and submitting your deposit. Payment deadlines and closing procedures will vary based on the auction type, and all details will be outlined in the auction terms. Our team will guide you through the final steps to complete your purchase smoothly.

We accept a wide range of assets, including real estate, farm machinery, vehicles, antiques, household goods, and full estate contents. If you’re unsure whether your items are a good fit, contact us for a free consultation.

Start by reaching out to our team for a no-obligation discussion. We’ll assess your property or items, explain the auction process, and schedule your sale. From marketing to setup, we handle all the details.

We use a combination of digital marketing, local and regional advertising, direct mail, signage, and our large bidder network to ensure strong visibility for your auction. Every auction is professionally promoted for maximum exposure.

Sellers pay a commission based on the final sale price, along with any optional services such as cleanup, hauling, or enhanced advertising. All fees are discussed upfront—there are no hidden costs.

Seller proceeds are typically issued within 10 to 14 business days after the auction. This allows time for buyer payments to process and any necessary paperwork to be finalized.