Yes, CariBid offers the option for potential buyers to arrange in-person inspections with sellers or view virtual tours and videos provided in the horse listings. Contact details are available for scheduling viewings.

The bidding process is real-time, allowing users to place bids as the auction progresses. If a new bid is placed when the auction is close to ending, the timer may extend briefly to allow for additional bids, enhancing competition.

Yes, for security and quality assurance, all properties listed on CariBid are managed by registered agents who are experienced in the Dominican Republic real estate market. This ensures that each listing is professionally handled and complies with local regulations.

CariBid hosts auctions for a wide variety of horses, including thoroughbreds, quarter horses, and specialty breeds used for racing, show jumping, and other equestrian activities. Each listing provides breed, age, and training specifics.

Yes, CariBid charges a nominal fee to both buyers and sellers, which covers platform usage, support, and security features. Details of these fees can be found in the Terms and Conditions section.

Returns are generally not accepted after a successful auction, as transactions are considered final. However, buyers are encouraged to thoroughly review the horse’s details and communicate with the seller before bidding.

CariBid utilizes AZUL, a secure payment processor, to handle transactions. All payments are processed through encrypted channels, protecting both buyer and seller information.

CariBid provides mediation services to assist with any disputes. Both buyers and sellers can reach out to our support team, which will guide them through the resolution process.

Yes, CariBid is open to international buyers. However, it’s essential to consider shipping logistics and import regulations for horses, which vary by country. Buyers are responsible for handling any associated costs or requirements.

Sellers can register by creating an account and providing relevant documentation to verify their identity and professional background. Once approved, sellers can list horses and participate in auctions.

Preparing a horse involves grooming, taking high-quality photos and videos, gathering all relevant documentation (such as pedigree and medical records), and providing accurate descriptions to attract potential buyers effectively.