Commission
Seller commission can vary by property type, value, sale structure and work required.
There is no responsible one-size-fits-all auction fee. A single collection, a large estate, farm equipment and a business liquidation require very different amounts of work, marketing and logistics.

Before an auction is accepted, Brad Olson Auctions can discuss the property, likely sale format, responsibilities and costs that may apply.
Seller commission can vary by property type, value, sale structure and work required.
Photography, cataloging, advertising, labor, hauling or special handling may affect the plan.
Location, loading, pickup, disposal, security and regulated items can change the work involved.
A lower headline percentage is not automatically a better deal if important work, marketing or logistics are excluded.

The fee depends on the property and scope of work. Brad should review the project before quoting terms.
Auction terms may include a buyer premium. Exact terms are disclosed for each sale.
That depends on the agreement. Seller responsibilities and approved expenses should be clear in writing.
Settlement timing depends on the auction agreement, buyer payment and post-sale processing.
Yes. Compare the full service, marketing plan, responsibilities and settlement terms, not only the headline commission.
Call Brad with the location, asset categories and approximate scope.