Wahi auctions are 100% digital – meaning they all take place online. You will find the date and time of any upcoming auction directly on the auction listing on our website.

You cannot bid in an auction without an account. We require all participants to sign up for a Wahi account, get pre-approved, and register for the auction.

A mortgage pre-approval will help you get registered faster, so have your documents on hand. If you are still looking for a mortgage, get in touch with our mortgage partner, Rocket Mortgage.

Our Buy Now option allows you to purchase the home for a set price during the showing period before the first bid, as long as you are approved for the asking price.

You can do both! If you have a realtor, they must request to bid on your behalf before the auction.

With auto bid, you can bid on a property without having to sit and wait in front of your computer. To set up an auto bid, select the maximum amount you’d like to bid for the auction and we’ll take care of the rest. When it’s your turn to bid, an increment of $2500 will be added on top of the previous bid. This will continue until you’ve reached your maximum amount.

The reserve price is the minimum listing price that must be met in order for the auction to be a success. The reserve price is set by the seller.

If the highest bid falls short of the reserve price, then the seller isn’t obligated to go through with the sale. They can either decide to sell at a price lower than the reserve price, put the home back on the market, or negotiate with the highest bidder to see if they can reach an agreement.

Yes, you are able to continue bidding up until your approved amount. If you’ve reached your maximum approved amount, you will have to contact us.