Extremely honest auctions of equipment & machinery for Smithville and the Mid South. At Midsouth auctions and appraisals, we are well versed in the liquidation of capital assets including agricultural, construction, and transportation equipment. If you need to sell farm equipment, heavy equipment, or machinery MidSouth is the most reliable equipment broker in the south.

As your professional equipment brokers in Smithville, we can help you by:

• Selling Your Farm Equipment
• Selling Your Used Construction Equipment
• Selling Your Used Machinery

MidSouth takes a personalized approach to decide how to market your assets because no two pieces of used equipment are ever the same. Besides, each client has their own needs; asset type, logistics, and time on the market will differ based on your specific situation and item. Selling your machine should be customized according to your needs and help to maximize your returns. At MidSouth, we treat each piece of material or machinery that we sell as if it belonged to us personally. This allows us to make sure you get the best possible representation of your asset!

Our pledge at MidSouth is to treat each item like it was part of our own personal collection. This helps build confidence in the seller that we will help them to our greatest capabilities and reassures the buyer once they see how much we care for each asset.

There are many benefits from marketing equipment at an onsite or online auction:

• Auctions offer an immediate sell with minimal turnaround time
• Sellers are empowered to set the time and place of their sale
• Professional auctions provide nationwide marketing for machinery and equipment
• There are no negotiations to worry about
• Auctions offer competitive bidding from many prospective buyers

Choosing an Auction Company to sell your items should be a simple process if you follow these steps:

• Get a written contract to review
• Ask for details about what’s involved and what responsibilities you might have
• Inquire about the setting of the auction, including how it will be marketed and when/where it will take place. An auction is mainly influenced by the marketing behind it, so onsite auctions should prompt questions about setting up and cleaning up. Be sure to get all necessary references and follow up with all relevant personnel!

For MidSouth Auctions and Appraisals, be sure to visit our website frequently for details regarding various online and live auctions. This includes auctions for liquidations, bankruptcies, estate sales, and consignment auctions. We can hold auctions for used machinery and equipment, including things like farm equipment, construction equipment, and heavy equipment.

Our partnership with AuctionTIme.com will help you sell your used equipment for maximum value. This means access to national bidders without having to leave the amenities of your home!

Smithville is a city in DeKalb County, Tennessee, United States. The population of this area was around 5,000 people at the 2018 census. Since then it has grown to be around 5,314. It is the county seat of DeKalb County. It was named in honor of Samuel Granville Smith, which was a previous state representative and the very first mayor of Gainsboro. In 1835 he died while serving as Tennessee’s director of state. Bernard Richardson, a dearly beloved member, donated about 50 acres where Smithville currently is today. The land was soon separated by streets and alleys to form around 92 lots with a public square in the middle of them. The lots were then sold off, and the construction of a new courthouse for this area began. Smithville was organized in 1843, it lost its state in 1877, and eventually became reincorporated back in 1919. Three years later in 1922 Smithville would get electricity, and later on, this drew in more people to the area. In 1967, a national program began in DeKalb which was called the Model Cities program. The Model Cities program was created to enhance the essence of life in the bigger cities. While he was serving on the House of Appropriations Committee, Congressman Joe L. Evins, was able to overcome his colleagues that this program should be more attempted in a rural area. Later on, he proposed that it should be DeKalb County, which was his hometown. After this, several million dollars were invested into the county. The county got a new courthouse, city halls, and community centers, even a vocational school, the middle school (which grew severely), several parks, and the Smithville Airport, to just name a few of the major attractions. Since then, the central government has served in county projects like the school systems, and housing for the elderly and lower-income families.