​Choose Skypoint!

​Skypoint Auctioneers, LLC is a very experienced auction firm specializing in the marketing and auction sales of residential, commercial, and industrial real estate.  We put our experience and expertise to work to design auction marketing plans specific to the needs of each individual client.  We serve lenders, government agencies, condominium associations, private individuals, and municipalities.

ADDRESS: Skypoint Auctions  •  ​PO Box 271  •  ​Shewsbury, MA 01545​
CONTACT INFO:  (508) 410-8107  •  ​info@skypointauctions.com
LICENSES:  Massachusetts #207  •  New Hampshire #2018  •  Vermont #057.0002433

​Skypoint creates and executes efficient and cost effective real estate auctions through careful attention to detail, rapid response and, practical cost-effective marketing.

Auctions

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157 Tamarack Dr
Stoughton, MA 02072​
Postponed to: March 27, 2019
​at 11:00 a.m.

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8 Anthony Road
Tewksbury, MA 01876
February 22, 2019​
​at 11:00am

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What We Do

Skypoint Auctions, LLC is a full service real estate auction company.  We handle commercial and residential foreclosure auctions as well as condominium auctions.  We are licensed in both the State of Massachusetts and New Hampshire and handle auctions for national and regional lenders and servicers, well as local condominium associations and investors.  At Skypoint we provide comprehensive advertising, knowledge and skill that yields successful results in all types of auctions that we handle.

Buying at Auction

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BE PREPARED
Become familiar with the auction and bidding process by going to and observing several auctions.  When you are ready to buy at an auction, familiarize yourself with the property, the location and determine your bidding strategy and limits.

FINANCING
Generally speaking,  there are no mortgage contingencies for properties sold at auction. Auction terms typically requires the purchaser to close on the property within 30 days of the auction date.  Sometimes the terms may be longer or shorter.  If you are the successful high bidder at an auction, your deposit may be non-refundable.  Be sure to know what you can afford to pay and, if needed, that you will be able to get any necessary financing prior to bidding at the auction.

AUCTION SCHEDULES
Auctions, and particularly foreclosure auctions, are often subject to be postponed or cancelled.  Information regarding postponements or cancellations will be posted on our web site once that information is received. However, sometime this information does not become available until the last minute before the scheduled auction. Call or visit our website to view the auction calendar for the most recent updates to our auction schedule.

REAL PROPERTY INFORMATION
Research the property by performing your own due diligence.  We suggest that prospective purchasers check the public records and check with the city or town tax collector to determine what municipal taxes and fees may be owed on a property.  When you buy at a foreclosure auction, you are also buying the property subject to any senior liens including municipal taxes and fees.  Properties at auction are sold on an “as is”, “where is” basis.  There are no contingencies in the memorandum of sale (purchase and sale agreement) for property condition.  

BIDDER REGISTRATION
In order to participate and bid at an auction, one must have the appropriate deposit amount, as stated in the mortgagee's sale of real estate notice.  The deposit should be in the form of cash or a bank treasurer’s check, made payable to yourself.  Unless otherwise indicated, auctions take place at the property address.  Registration is done on-site at the auction.  All deposits must be shown to the auctioneer along with a photo ID in order to register to bid at the auction.

HIGH BIDDER
When the property is sold, the highest bidder will be required to endorse the check over to the attorney, auctioneer or mortgagee's representative  immediately after the sale and deliver the check to the auctioneer.  The successful high bidder will be required to sign multiple copies of the memorandum of sale and possibly a memorandum of terms and conditions of sale prior to leaving the auction site.  Unless otherwise indicated, and in most cases, the balance of the purchase price will be due in 30 days.