Sell your Hampton Roads property at auction — zero commission, zero repairs, zero contingencies
HRVA Homes has partnered with SellWithZero to help sellers get top dollar through transparent, global competitive bidding, without the cost and risk of a traditional sale. Bidding buyers are welcome too — here's exactly what to expect.
Zero commission. Zero repairs. Zero contingencies.
HRVA Homes has partnered with SellWithZero to give Hampton Roads sellers an alternative to a traditional listing: a fully managed auction process built on transparent, global competitive bidding — designed to earn the highest possible price without the usual seller costs or risk.
Zero commission
Sell without paying a traditional seller's commission — the SellWithZero model is built to save sellers thousands compared to a standard sale.
Zero repairs
Properties sell as-is. No repair negotiations, no pre-listing punch list, no re-inspection period after the hammer falls.
Zero contingencies
Buyers bid knowing the sale is firm — no financing or inspection contingencies to derail your closing.
Is your property a fit for auction?
Works for everyday homes, luxury properties, and distressed or as-is properties alike. HRVA Homes and SellWithZero build a marketing plan tailored to your property and timeline before anything goes live.
HRVA Homes is a marketing partner of SellWithZero. Terms, eligibility, and results vary by property — visit sellwithzero.com for full program details.
The auction process, start to finish
Whether you're selling through SellWithZero or bidding as a buyer, here's what the process looks like from registration to closing.
Registration
Bidders register in advance, typically providing ID, proof of funds or financing pre-qualification, and a refundable bidder deposit.
Property preview
Scheduled open-house or preview windows let you (and your inspector) walk the property before bidding — take advantage of every one offered.
Review the terms of sale
Every auction publishes its own terms: buyer's premium, deposit amount, closing timeline, and any contingencies (usually none).
Bidding day
Live, online, or hybrid bidding formats are all common in Hampton Roads. The high bid plus buyer's premium becomes your contract price.
Contract & closing
Winning bidders sign a purchase agreement immediately and typically close within 30 days — often with no repair negotiation period.
Sample disclosures & terms of sale
Every auction has its own legal terms of sale. The examples below show the kind of language you should expect and read carefully — they are not the terms for any specific listed auction.
Buyer's premium
- Example: a buyer's premium of 5–10% is added to the winning bid to determine total contract price.
- Premium percentage is fixed and disclosed in each auction's published terms before bidding opens.
Deposit & closing
- Example: winning bidder deposits 10% of contract price at signing; balance due at closing within 30 days.
- Deposits are typically non-refundable once the purchase agreement is signed, except as stated in the terms of sale.
Property condition
- Example: property is sold "as-is, where-is" with no warranties, express or implied, and no repair negotiation period.
- Buyers are strongly encouraged to inspect during scheduled previews prior to bidding.
This section illustrates the type of legal terms typical to real estate auctions. Actual terms of sale, buyer's premium percentage, and deposit requirements will be published separately for each real auction and should be reviewed with an attorney before bidding.