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I take that to mean cash in the sense of liquid assets, as opposed to something leveraged or what have you. Not cash in the sense of a briefcase full of cash.


TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The bid must be an all cash offer.

You have to wire the money, so it's not physical stacks of currency. But it does have to be US dollars.


Yes, that's what he meant by liquid assets.


Usually it means either cash or a cashier's check. Sometimes wire-transfer is also accepted. For lower-value items (police auctions of bikes and the like) people normally pay actual cash. For higher-value items (e.g. home foreclosure sales), people more often bring a cashier's check or wire the amount (depends on the jurisdiction).


That would be a big briefcase.


Nah. Get a Briefcase of Holding.




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