OneFix Leiloeiros

OneFix calls its platform the Portal do Desinvestimento — the divestment portal — and that is a fair description of what it handles: assets leaving Portuguese insolvency estates and judicial sales. The catalogue mixes property and movables in the same calendar, from a two-bedroom apartment in the Algarve to a diesel Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and the site offers a map and a calendar view alongside the usual search.

What you can buy

• Residential property: apartments and houses from insolvency and enforcement.
• Commercial premises, warehouses and land.
• Vehicles: cars and commercial vans from company estates.
• Machinery and equipment from wound-up businesses.

How the bidding works

Five formats run in parallel and the difference matters: leilão eletrónico (online), leilão presencial (in the room), carta fechada (a sealed bid — one written offer, no bidding round), negociação particular (private negotiation) and Buy Now, where a lot can be taken at a stated price. Some lots carry Buy Now alongside live bidding, so a lot you are watching can disappear before its closing time.

What to check before you bid

Identify the format first. A sealed-bid sale gives you one number and no chance to react; a Buy Now price means someone can end the auction while you wait. On Portuguese property, the certidão permanente from the land registry is the document that decides the purchase — an insolvency sale transfers the estate's position, including whatever charges and occupancy survive it. Assets sit where the estate left them, so confirm the collection address before bidding.