View all the details about our upcoming Auctions See the direct comparison between an auction VS traditional marketing       Cooperating Agent/Broker   A cooperating agent or broker registers a buyer who purchases property offered through an auction, then earns a commission established by the auction firm. This broker may accompany the bidder to pre-auction events and, on auction day, bring the bidder, register him or her as a prospect, and receive a portion of the commission paid by the seller.     COOPERATING AGENT/BROKER ACTIVITIES   Before auction day call Auctio Property Marketing to be placed on their mailing lists     Attend real estate auctions to learn how they work     Advertise yourself as a real estate broker who is knowledgeable about auctions so that you can obtain prospects     Attend pre-auction seminars or other activities     Show auction inventory to prospects     Help prospect determine the market value of a property prior to sale by becoming familiar with it (check property indebtedness, the title, lien and market conditions, and read the due diligence or bidders packet)     Learn the commission for registering a successful buyer     Learn the terms of the auction     Register bidder prior to the auction, depending on the requirements     Assist bidder with choices and auction strategy     During auction day     Bring bidders/prospects to the auction     Help them in registration     Assist bidder with choices and auction strategy     Accompany successful bidder to contract room     After auction day collect commission check form closing           We also offer a 2% (of bid price) broker cooperation fee (must be faxed for approval 24 hours prior to the auction) for licensees who register successful buyers at our auctions. Together, we are interested in helping you create and maintain repeat customers and clients for our auction services. Auctio Property Marketing will pay a 2% co-operating broker commission to any Realtor whose client buys and closes on a typical property up for auction.