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Whether the time has come for you to close up shop or you are just looking to lighten the load, it can seem difficult to sell niche equipment. Even if you have heard that there isn’t a market for your used equipment, we can help. From pizzerias to bulldozers, Backes Auctioneers has the knowledge and technology to make sure your items sell. Our Background Backes Auctioneers has decades of experience in the auction industry. With this experience comes the knowledge to work with a variety

One of the biggest insecurities many people have when coming to an auction is the ability to win the items they want. With all of the items, people, bidding and excitement, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. Today, you can lay your fears to rest because Backes Auctioneers has some tips and tricks to make sure you win everything you have your eyes on. First Things First Before you even start bidding, there are a few things you need to do. First and foremost, decide what items you are wanting

Going once, going twice, sold! Although you’ve heard this saying time and again, how much more do you know about auctions? Attending your first auction can bring a whirl of emotions, so Backes Auctioneers has compiled of list of frequently asked questions in order to make you more confident on the big day. What should I know before attending an auction? There are a lot of tricks you will learn as you become more familiar with auctions. One key item to know is you should come early and

“Going, going, gone!” Those are the three special words any seller loves to hear at their auction. Do you really know how to make hearing those magic words become a reality at your auction? Allow us to be your guide in preparing your property for auction and ensure you’re earning the most for your real estate with these three easy steps. Curb Appeal. Generally, buyers have very limited time to view a property for auction so tending to the outside can really make a difference.

If you are embarking on starting your own restaurant, it can be easy to let expenses get in the way of your dreams. Although restaurants serve a necessary need for the public, making it a popular start-up venture, studies show that the median cost to open a food service business is $275,000 or $3,046 per seat. Of that total, approximately $115,655 goes to kitchen and bar equipment costs. To limit your start-up expenses and help your restaurant succeed, Backes Auctioneers offers these helpful tips