1. Once I sign up, who will have access to my personal information?
SageListings holds all user information confidential and respects the privacy of its users. If you download documents from SageListings.com (the "Website") or place a bid, we and the Seller will have access to your user information. At no time will any user information be sold, rented or otherwise disclosed to third parties, except to those parties involved in the auction of interest to you. Please see SageListings' Privacy Policy for further details.

2. Will I be able to view images and general property information without providing any of my personal information?
Anyone can view images and general property listing information on the Website without signing up and providing any personal information. However, in order to gain full access to property-specific downloadable information, disclosures and documents and place a bid, you must Sign up for a Full Account, which is a free and simple process.

3. What is an Auction End Date?
The Auction End Date is the date the auction closes. Your bid must be received at least two (2) business days prior to the Auction End Date. The Auction End Date for a property may be found on its Property Profile page. It is possible that a new bidding round may open and the Auction End Date will be extended accordingly.

4. How are future rounds determined in a "Sealed Bid Auction"?
If there are at least 1 or more bids that are within 2% to 5% (depending on property size, demand and type) of the highest bid received, SageListings will initiate a new bidding round. At the end of each round, the highest bid will be published on the Website. Additional bidding rounds will continue to occur until no bids are received that are within 2% to 5% (depending on property size, demand and type) of the highest bid for your property. The identity of the highest bidder will not be disclosed and will be kept private. Bidders must submit their initial bid on a written Bid Form along with the required Bid Deposit. Subsequent bids in additional bidding rounds can be submitted electronically. Please see an auction listings' Property Profile page and the Auction Bid Form/Terms and Conditions of Sale available on that page for further details.

5. What is a Opening Bid?
The Opening Bid amount is the minimum amount that you may initially bid for a property. The Opening Bid amount is listed on each auction listings' Property Profile Page.

6. What is an "Unpublished Reserve?"
In a Reserve Auction, the Seller sets a minimum price at which is willing to sell its property. If the auction bidding does not reach the minimum reserve price, then the Seller is not obligated to sell. An unpublished reserve means that the Seller has not authorized the disclosure of this reserve. However, the property can be withdrawn from the auction at any time if the reserve price is not met.