Thanks to the A AND E's hit show, Storage Wars, many more people are becoming interested in storage unit auctions. Just like a homeowner who stops making payments on his house, so too can a storage unit be foreclosed. When a storage rental has not been paid for a certain amount of months, the contents of the unit are sold by an auctioneer as a single lot of items. The length of time varies by state, but not every facility chooses to participate. Over the past few years the popularity of these auctions has increased quite a great deal, even more so in the past two years because of Storage Wars -which already has a spin-off in Texas and soon there will be a second taking place in New York.
So how exactly does this all work? Well, once the storage unit has been foreclosed, prospective buyers area allowed to take a few minutes to look at the items in the unit. The bidders then decide if they want to bid on the unit or not. The bidding can start as low as $10 and depending on how good its contents are, can go up to a $100 or so.climate control storage unitsstorage locationstorage rentalstorage unit texastexas storage
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