CHESTERTON | The name, Bid of History, tells the story.
Robert Zahkar and Vince Kisala?s business, an in-house and online auction house, handles property from estates, of collectors or just those who need to dispose of items they no longer want or need. Auctions are held live at the seller?s premises, at the auction house or online.
The latter is what sets them apart from their local competitors.
?We wanted to do something different,? said Vince Kisala, the owner of an eBay store in Chesterton. ?We decided to be a high-tech house.?
The partners opened the business in December after almost a year of preparation that included renovating a commercial building owner by Zakhar and earning state certifications as auctioneers.
?We went to Indianapolis in February (2012) for 10 days to auctioneering school,? Kisala said. ?It was a lot more involved than either of us thought. Indiana is very strict. We had 90 hours of schooling, passed three exams inside the school and had to go to the Indiana State building to pass the final certification test. We both passed and got our licenses in March (2012.)?
Besides renovating the building at a cost of $275,000, the men spent another $200,000 buying the computer system that allows them to video and audio stream their auctions live via the internet.
The partners and their appraisers evaluate each item
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