Buying at auction? Modern method in Peterborough?

[james kennedy]

had a change of circumstances and i think i now need to buy at auction

 

keep hearing about the modern method of auction and the way ahead is to check online for the properties available then make an offer rather than bid

 

BUT all the properties i see listed are durham/keighley/notts/liverpool and i was hoping to buy in peterborough.   i did a random search online a few weeks ago and could see lots of bargains in peterborough and now they've either disappeared or i'm looking at the wrong areas

 

my question is what's the best way to look for a flip that may become a buy to let?  i am looking in peterborough and surrounding areas

 

any help would be appreciated

[Nourdine]

had a change of circumstances and i think i now need to buy at auction

 

keep hearing about the modern method of auction and the way ahead is to check online for the properties available then make an offer rather than bid

 

BUT all the properties i see listed are durham/keighley/notts/liverpool and i was hoping to buy in peterborough.   i did a random search online a few weeks ago and could see lots of bargains in peterborough and now they've either disappeared or i'm looking at the wrong areas

 

my question is what's the best way to look for a flip that may become a buy to let?  i am looking in peterborough and surrounding areas

 

any help would be appreciated

The Autumn house auction has begun for buyers who are prepared to do some DIY. There are many opportunities for a first time owner or buy to let investor to get their hands on some cheap property. Always make sure you inspect the property with a surveyor and builder to make sure its functional followed a ready deposit. The first property this month includes a two-storey terrace house with a garden in Hither Green, with a guide price of £250,000. http://realestateforyouallc.ipage.com/london-home-under-the-hammer/

[Piotr Damek]

If you never done a flip before, I would be careful.