ServiceLink AuctionReviews of servicelinkauction.com

Website is very user-friendly I had no problem creating account, browsing properties, and reviewing inspection and property reports. I was surprised how easy and smooth it was. I asked 2 questions a couple hours apart. Answers came immediately, within a minute or 2 at most. I don't compliment websites easily and customer service even less but I had to today & both get 5 stars. Amanda not only answered at lightening speed, she included a PDF cheat sheet to walk me through the entire auction process. I didn't expect it, but I now have confidence to actually go to the auction. I call that exceeding expectations. Thank you!!

Amanda figured out why I could not log in and it was fixed the next day

This company lists properties in Florida. This company is based in Texas. The company lists properties with incorrect information in regards to home description. This company lists owner occupied homes in which the owner has a warranty deed in their name. This company refuses to disclose the sellers name, address etc and claims anonymity is the reason. Florida has public records. All property records are public records. If you go to the county clerk web site, you can pull up the records and ownership for property. In Florida a warranty deed is the only legal way to convey a piece of real property from the owner to another party. Buying a piece of property on this site does not give you a warranty deed. It gives you a special warranty deed which states: A special warranty deed is a deed to real estate where the seller of the property—known as the grantor—warrants only against anything that occurred during their physical ownership. In other words, the grantor doesn't guarantee against any defects in clear title that existed before they took possession of the property. Owner occupied property means possession of the property is never acquired by the "bank" or any other party claiming to be the owner or the seller. The person whose name is on the warranty deed and who is in possession of the property is the legal owner. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!

I bid on a property that no where there was a mention of reserve price. After increasing the bid a couple of times(in the 000's) I still did not meet the reserve price. I think they are wasting investors time by duping them or hiding the process. I wish they did put a reserve price to start with. I am done with dealing with this company.

After reading the reviews it looks as though this company is a scam. Since there’s a reserve on your properties, let the bidders know what it is upfront. That way they will know if they are interested in bidding on the home...Or are you playing a game?

Hudson and Marshall We bid on a REO property, but our final bid was shy of the reserve price. Aldo Gonzales in California, did a wonderful job by contacting us and assisting us in increasing the offer slightly, to reach a price that was acceptable to the bank . Jeff Kung in contract section, was also very amiable and extremely helpful in ensuring a smooth transaction and closing.

I'm currently under contract with Hudson and Marshall. I must say the bid process was very easy. Working alongside Marrissa Nolan and David Tan were amazing. Courtney Green was a little overly aggressive. One of the biggest problems with Hudson and Marshall that I'm experiencing is their unrealistic time lines and contracts for a finance. Most finance contracts are for 45 days they want to close less than 35 then charge a fee $50.00 fee per day for closing. Which is extremely unrealistic. Also, they disregard other state laws for Attorney Review. Working with the closing coordinator Kathy Tarrant has been Horrible she's extremely rude and OVERLY AGGRESSIVE, She sends emails on the weekends and after business hours. Even trying to reach her superior Miss Stephanie Hockenshin was a problem. I sent an email as well as left a voice mail message I received NO return phone. I'm NOT happy at ALL!!

Investors most auction site like these sell distressed properties , which keeps them off the MLS . As a seasoned investor over 200 homes bought using your own trusted title company is a must on all transactions , that way any b.s. can he caught prior to closing I think all banks bid up their properties on all auctions so that the norm , peps do your homework do a site visit to the property , complie a budget list of work required and then decide if it works for u . I will continue to buy from them and other sites but your not going to be able to do it from your desktop alone , if you don't have a trusted title agent,. Hey out of the market , you will get hurt