Property Auction Experience Survey
Bidders on the process: legal packs, bidding clarity, and would-they-return.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Auction rooms recruit their next sale's bidders from this one's experience: legal packs available in time to diligence, bidding increments and process clear under pressure, and completion mechanics explained before the gavel commits someone. This survey collects the bidder verdict, buyers and underbidders alike.
Underbidders are the asset: they came funded and left empty-handed – the warmest list in property.
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The auction
Thank you for taking part in the auction. This survey asks how the process felt, whether or not you bought, so we can improve it. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.How would you rate each part of the process?*
| Poor | OK | Good | Not applicable | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catalogue availability | ||||
| Legal pack availability | ||||
| Viewing access beforehand | ||||
| Bidding process clarity | ||||
| Staff helpfulness on the day |
Q2.Your outcome?*
- Won a lot
- Underbidder
- Watched this time
Q3.What nearly stopped you bidding - or would get you bidding next time?*
Q4.Next auction?
- Attending
- Watching the catalogue
- Not for me
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