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The first of our monthly reviews of what's going on in the world of UK Property auctions, featuring Jay Howard from Hammered Auctions

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37 Question Due Diligence Checklist / Auction Guide

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We discuss:

1. UK Property Auctions: December Buying Opportunities
2. Be Brave When Others Are Fearful in UK Auctions
3. December Property Market: Lower Competition, Better Deals
4. January UK Auctions See Major Market Players Move
5. Fast Property Trading with Buyers Club in UK
6. Profitable UK Property Trades Despite Market Uncertainty
7. February Sets Strong Tone for UK Property Auctions
8. Record Sales: 11 Out of 12 UK Properties Sold
9. Market Shifts: Big Funds Selling Before UK Auctions
10. New Trends in UK Property Auction Strategy
11. Freehold Three-Bedroom Homes Hot in UK Auctions
12. Flats and Apartments Slower to Sell at UK Auctions
13. Value-Add Opportunities: Short Lease UK Flats
14. Modern Apartments and UK Cladding Issues Explained
15. EWS1 Certificates: What UK Property Buyers Need
16. Mixed-Use Properties Gaining Popularity at UK Auctions
17. Tax Year-End Drives March UK Property Sales
18. How Market Fear Creates UK Property Buying Chances
19. March Auctions: Secret Strength in UK Property Market
20. Expert Predictions for Upcoming UK Property Auction Trends

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