AuctionNote — Auction Tracker

iOS app by Byoungho Kim. Finance · Byoungho Kim

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Store description excerpt

Stop scattering your court-auction research across spreadsheets and notes. AuctionNote is your personal investment notebook for property auctions. Record each property's case number, appraised value, minimum bid, failed rounds and sale date, run a rights-analysis checklist, and see your equity ROI — all on one screen. Property management - Organize case number, address, appraisal, minimum bid, failed rounds and sale date as property cards - Categorize by type (apartment, officetel, retail, land), search and sort (deadline, ROI, discount) - Bookmark favorites; automatic price-drop steps Rights analysis - Capture extinguishing/assumed rights and flag safe vs. needs-review - Bid-prep checklist (site visit, registry, deposit, loan) ROI calculator - Sliders for winning bid, LTV, rate, holding period, repair cost and resale price for instant ROI - After-tax net profit and annualized return incl. acquisition tax, interest and (estimated) capital-gains tax Schedule & reminders - Sale-date calendar and local D-day bid reminders Privacy first - All data stays on your device. No servers, accounts, ads or tracking. Free for up to 3 properties; unlock lifetime Pro (one-time purchase) for unlimited properties plus full rights analysis, price comparison, ROI analysis and sharing. Note: AuctionNote organizes and calculates information you enter. It does not provide official court/government auction data. All figures (ROI, taxes) are estimates and are not investment, tax or legal advice.

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