• Have you ever seen a live Auction?


    An NPS Auction can be an exciting and effective way to liquidate property or raise money for your charity.

     

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    Auction Date:  November 17th 


    Assets No Longer Needed in the Continuing Operations of the Horseshoe Casino

    777 Casino Center Drive

    Hammond, In 46320


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    Unused Water Pumps & Electric Motors 

    Auction Date:  November 28th through December 6th 

    Auction - surplus commercial Goulds water pumps, Bell & Gossett pump kits and Marathon electric motors UNUSED IN ORIGINAL BOXES

    Assets located in Forney, Texas




     

     


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  • Renee celebrating with Gloria Campos WFAA Channel 8 Anchor after another successful fundraising event.


    Renee and Gloria are committed to raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for numerous non-profit organizations each year.

     Are you looking for ways to generate funding for your charity or cause?

    An auction can create extrordinary results.

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  • NPS knows that navigating the auction process can be a daunting task. It is generally interlaced with potentially difficult time-lines and critical promises that need to met to creditors.   

     

    At NPS we are your “guiding light” through all the red tape and potentially missed deadlines.  We help you navigate through the some of the toughest waters you may ever experience. After all “time is money” and an auction is the most expedient and effective method to the liquidation of property.
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Why an Auction?

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Assets become non-producing for many reasons.  Financing, facility upgrades, consolidations, shutdowns, and relocation's are but a few examples of why.  Holding non-producing assets or the slow process of traditional sales techniques lead to expensive carrying costs such as insurance, depreciation, taxes, maintenance, and tie up credit lines.  These costs and the inability to buy new income-producing assets diminish the return of principal invested.  Selling today in a competitive process will yield the highest fair market return while freeing capital to reinvest.

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