Whatever you need sold, we sell it at auction. One company, one settlement, one check.
Estates, business liquidations, equipment, vehicles, real estate, and collections. An auction manager photographs and catalogs everything where it sits, markets it to the buyers who want it, collects payment, and hands you a detailed settlement and a check.
For families, executors, business owners, lenders, trustees, and attorneys who need assets turned into cash on a schedule.
Photographed by our team for a Nashville estate auction — every lot we sell is cataloged like this.
Cataloging, photography, marketing, bidding, payment collection, buyer pickup, settlement, and check are handled through one accountable process. Every auction is supervised by a McLemore auction manager, from the first photo to the final check.
Start with the sale that fits.
Each path has its own page, its own proof, and the same short form. Pick the one closest to your situation, or skip ahead and tell us what you have.
Estates
Settle the estate. Sell everything. One company, one check.
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Business liquidation
Closing or downsizing? Turn the whole operation into cash.
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Equipment
Construction, farm, shop, and industrial. One machine or a whole yard.
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Vehicles
Estate, lien, or closing business? We sell the vehicles and handle the titles.
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Real estate
Land, homes, farms, and commercial property on a date you pick.
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Collections
Coins, cards, comics, art, and antiques sold lot by lot to the buyers who want them.
See how we sell it →Tell us what needs to be sold.
A McLemore Auction representative will review the details, look at the likely sale path, and call you back. You do not need photos or a full inventory to start.
“Honest, understanding, communicative, and generous with their work ethic.”
Jim A. Family business closing, McLemore Auction seller
How it works
Tell us what you have
The situation, what needs to be sold, and where it is. Timeline and value we cover on a quick call.
We catalog, market, and sell it at auction
An auction manager photographs and catalogs everything in place, markets it to the right buyers, manages bidding, and collects buyer payments.
You get a settlement and a check
Buyers pick up or take delivery. You receive a documented settlement and the sale proceeds after the auction closes.
What sellers say
“Get Wilson to make your things go away you don’t want and get some money for it! This company is easy to work with. He took wonderful photos making it easy for someone to see what they are bidding on.”Nancy O. Google review, McLemore Auction seller
“We were unsuccessful with the traditional realtor method of marketing. Will McLemore was thorough, knowledgeable and professional. Our outcome produced excellent results, above our expectations.”Marty R. Corporate lake property seller
“We could not have asked for a better company or group of people to help facilitate the closing auction of our family business. Honest, understanding, communicative, and generous with their work ethic.”Jim A. Family business closing, since 1958
FAQ
What do you sell?
Complete estates, business liquidations, equipment, vehicles in the lanes Tennessee sets aside for auction, real estate, and collections. If you are not sure which fits, send the details and we will tell you on the first call.
What does it cost?
Commission is paid from the sale proceeds. We look at what you have, the timeline, and access before proposing terms, so you know the structure before you engage.
Do I have to move anything?
Usually not. We photograph and catalog in place, sell online, and schedule buyer pickup around your access. Removal, cleanout, and shipping are arranged as part of the sale.
How fast can this happen?
Most personal property auctions are cataloged, marketed, sold, and settled in about 30 days after engagement. Real estate runs about 30 to 45 days to sale date.
Do you take consignments or reseller inventory?
We are built for complete estates, whole-operation liquidations, and owner sales, not one-off consignments. Regular sellers with recurring inventory can ask about adding McLemoreAuction.com as a sales channel.