Central Ohio Real Estate Auctions
Will Evans is a licensed Realtor® and professional auctioneer with Auction Ohio Real Estate, selling property at auction across Delaware, Marion, Union, Morrow, Knox, Franklin, and surrounding counties. Sell as-is, on a date you choose, with no contingencies, and the seller pays no commission.
Hi, I'm Will Evans.
I'm a licensed Realtor® and Ohio auctioneer with Auction Ohio Real Estate, my wife and I live on a small farm in the Delaware–Radnor area, the same land and communities I sell in every day.
I grew up in a family with deep roots in this industry, played collegiate golf at Tiffin and Cedarville, and spent a year in commercial and residential development before joining Auction Ohio Real Estate and earning my own real estate and auctioneer licenses. Farmland, residential homes, and multifamily properties are what I spend most of my time on, and whether you're a homeowner, an agent, or an attorney, I'm the one who picks up the phone when you call.

Recent auctions have closed for as much as 888% above the seller's reserve: see the results below.
What clients say on Google
My wife and I had an amazing experience working with Will Evans and his team to purchase our first home! From start to finish, they made the entire process incredibly seamless. …
Will Evans and Auction Ohio are my “go to” for those hard-to-sell houses that need just the right Buyer. I recently had a homeowner contact me because they were going to lose their home to foreclosure. Because foreclosures are public …
As a Realtor, this was my first time representing a buyer at an auction, and Will Evans and his team made the entire process absolutely seamless. Any initial nerves I had about navigating an auction deal are completely gone. Moving forward, …
I reached out to Will to co-broker a listing opportunity for an exclusive property near Bridge Park in Dublin that I thought was prime property for auction given it’s location and desirability. It ended up being one of the more gratifying …
Current Auctions
New properties are posted to auction regularly. Here is what is currently up for bid.
Listings presented by Will Evans, Ohio Licensed Auctioneer (#2024000217), and Auction Ohio Real Estate, Ohio licensed real estate broker. Multi-parcel auctions are offered in various amalgamations, including individual parcels, combinations, and the whole. Each auction's terms and conditions control.
Recent Auction Results
Real properties, real outcomes, across Central Ohio.
Sell on your timeline. Let the market set the price.
A traditional listing asks one buyer to accept your number and negotiate down from it. An auction asks every interested buyer to bid against each other: that's the whole difference.
Competition sets the price
A listing asks one buyer to accept your number. An auction asks every interested buyer to beat each other's bid. On properties that are unique or hard to comp, that difference shows up in the final price.
You pick the date
30 days of marketing, then 30 days to close. A fixed timeline from the day you sign, no open-ended listing period.
You sell as-is
No repairs, no remodel, no cleanout. Buyers bid on the property exactly as it stands.
No contingencies
Not contingent on financing, inspection, or appraisal. Earnest money the same day.
You set the reserve
Approve a confidential minimum price in advance. Bidding doesn't reach it, you don't have to sell.
Buyer pays the commission
Collected as a buyer's premium on the winning bid. You receive the hammer price, minus standard closing costs.
Central Ohio's Auction Specialist for Land, Homes, and Investment Properties
Will Evans sells real estate at auction across Delaware, Marion, Union, Morrow, Knox, Franklin, and surrounding counties: farmland and recreational tracts, single-family and multifamily homes, investment portfolios, commercial buildings, and development land. As a licensed Realtor® and professional auctioneer with Auction Ohio Real Estate, he brings a network of 167,000+ registered bidders to every sale, on a timeline you set.
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