We today are going to discuss a very important economic issue. To be more exact, we're going to talk of property management. Well, certainly, the subject is very wide and to say that we are going to talk of property management stands for saying nothing in particular. Of course, we are going to discuss a somewhat more narrow subject. To be exact - property auctions. And to be even more precise - online auctions.

Well, online auctions may be quite comfortable for the people who deal with property seriously. For those, for whom property management is a profession, I'd say. But regular people may find it also handy to purchase property at online auctions. Well, then we need to give more detailed info, so that everybody understands what we are going to discuss here.

Several types of online auctions are possible. In an English auction the initial price starts low and is bid up by successive bidders. In a Dutch auction, multiple identical items are offered in one auction, with all winning bidders paying the same price -- the highest price at which all items will be sold (treasury bills, for example, are auctioned this way). Almost all online auctions use the English auction method.

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