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Depending on the amount of your bid, I would probably scream bloody murder and insist that I had won Thanet Lake. Now if your bid was 20k or so, I would argue that the bid was a nullity and should not count. Under no circumstances would I want the other lot.So, what happened?
In this case Dave was willing to withdraw his bid, not really caring if he got the property or not. This provided an easy way out for the Twp., they could simply reject his bid on the basis of being on the wrong form, without objection. However, I agree, Dave could have screamed that he was the winning bid, and perhaps the Twp would have to agree.I got the Pineview lot (for $6250.00); I already own the lot beside it having got it in a tax sale many years ago. I now have 4 acres here. This is a sleeper subdivision, really undervalued. It comes with a mile of joint ownership shoreline on a wide part of the Crowe River, which has a really interesting rapids and waterfall feature just downstream which is all located in Callaghans Rapids Conservation Area, which the subdivision backs onto. There is a boat ramp and you can boat into Marmora. The landscape is also a unique limestone alvar terrain with interesting physical and flora features.As for the deposit strategy, I usually do the same, pick my max bid and then get a deposit to match; then decide later on my bid amount. However, I almost always then bid my maximum, so I guess, what is the point of that strategy. Besides, if you have a deposit greater than 20%, you will lose out if you decide to 'sell' your bid to the higher tenderer (where there is a big spread), or if you are high and decide to walk and 'buy' the second bid. So, I say to all bidders, never deposit more than 20%.