Can auction. Might not get the price you want. If its in good shape it helps to pay for home inspector and publish their report. Keep in mind that 99% of all buyers go through a realtor and don't try to save money by avoiding Realtors fees and Realtors will not show their clients your house and not only that they will scare the clients away saying things like it must be something wrong with it if they're selling it that way. Your state may require disclosures as well that you have to make depending on what your state is and whether you auction it or it's not sold at an auction. The only way you're going to know what kind of disclosures are required is to talk to a professional which really means talk to a realtor even though the idea of that totally sucks. But the truth is it's the last moments of a good housing market and you will probably make more money selling it through realtor then you will online in an auction and theoretically the legal risk to you later is less if you go through a realtor and you have a professional building report that discloses whatever is wrong with the house to any buyers. Don't forget that buyers can sue years later and claim you didn't disclose something. Quite honestly I know you hate to hear it but you're probably going to make more money and get more offers and have more time to decide yes or no if you go through a realtor. Not only that they usually hire good photographers that will take good pictures of your home.