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Q: How do real estate auctions work? A: Real estate auctions are held at a designated time and place. Potential buyers submit bids to the auctioneer, and the highest bidder wins. The auctioneer then closes the sale and transfers the property's title to the winning bidder.

Automobile auctions in Tennessee are strictly wholesale, by and between licensed auto dealers. Unlicensed individuals are prohibited from buying or selling motor vehicles at automobile auctions in Tennessee (Rule 0960-1-. 16).

You can auction off your own personal items if you bought them with no intent of resale. There is no regulation on the amount an auctioneer can charge a consumer. You must have your auctioneer license for at least one year before you can sponsor an apprentice.

Complete and submit an application to the Tennessee Auctioneer Commission. Submit the name and license number of a Public Automobile Auctioneer that will be designated for your Auction. They must sign the application being submitted and are required to have a Motor Vehicle Dealer License in their individual name.

Bonding/ Insurance Required: $50 to Recovery Fund. Licensing Period: Two years from issue date. Continuing Education Required: Six hours every two years. Fees: Exam $150, License $175, Application $50.

Pursuant to Tennessee code, it is unlawful for any person to act as, advertise or represent to be a principal auctioneer or affiliate auctioneer without holding a valid license issued by the commission or to conduct or offer to conduct an auction of real property unless the person is duly licensed as a principal ...