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5. Auction Reserve Price - Mise à Prix
The mise à prix is the reserve or starting price for the property, which is normally about 60% of the estimated sale value.
However, it is not unusual to find properties being advertised a lower value in order to attract interest so you should not be mislead by the advertised price.
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