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Greenway’s Real Estate & Auction Expands With Online Auctions, Now Offering More Options for Sellers and Buyers

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COVINGTON VA (WVDN) – Greenway’s Real Estate & Auction is proud to be locally owned and operated, a full-service real estate and auction company shares behind the business that has served its community and surrounding regions for more than 60 years. Owners Matt and Dizzy Garten have worked in the family business for over 26 years as licensed auctioneers, and Matt also holds a brokerage license.

Licensed across Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, and South Carolina, Greenway’s continues to combine auction expertise with real estate guidance. When asked what inspired the company to offer online auctions, Greenway’s answer was the opportunity is about expanding options for both sides of the market: “We wanted to offer our sellers more ways to reach a broader audience and maximize their profit, while also giving buyers more opportunities to participate from anywhere they added. ”

The team emphasizes that including real estate in online auctions is “truly unique to the seller,” explaining that some properties may be ideal for online auctions, while others may be better suited for a live sale, and that’s where their experience helps them tailor each sale to exceed expectations. For buyers, the benefits are clear—Online auctions actually benefit not only the buyers with convenience, but online sales also benefit the seller by limiting costs for labor to move, set up, and provide labor on sale day, adding that bids can be placed anytime from anywhere.

Customers can expect a smooth online experience with the same seamless process they’ve come to know.  The system keeps you informed if you have been outbid and allows you to place max bids so you don’t have to continuously check back and place another bid. Greenway’s also notes the convenience of local pick-up in Covington for purchases. While online auctions have become part of the lineup, Greenway’s makes it clear they will not replace live events: “We will never stop offering live sales,” they state—online is simply “another avenue for both sellers and buyers.”

Finally, the company invites the community to stay involved and stay informed: “We would like to thank our community for your participation in our online and live auctions so far,” they said encouraging everyone to follow their Facebook page and visit “www.greenwaysrealestateandauction.com” to see upcoming sales.

For questions about whether an online or live auction is right for you, Greenway’s welcomes calls at 540-962-1155, or visitors can stop by their office at 128 N. Maple Avenue, Covington, VA 24426.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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