If you don't want the unowned property, Does auction have to be forced to other players in Monopoly?

Answer 1

If the player who lands on an unowned property chooses not to buy the property, the property goes up for auction. Any player may bid, even the player who had the option to buy the property originally. The high bidder buys the property.

Answer 2

Did you land on it?
LudoRex has it right. Beware! Nobody who understands the game will let it go for less than the mortgage value.

Here's your rule of thumb:
1) If nobody owns one of that color group then buy it since you might be able to get all without trading.
2) If you own all but that last one, what are you waiting for?! Mortgage Boardwalk if you have to, but buy it!
3) If you own one, but do not want that next one since you are out of money and it costs too much to build on, then make a trade to get another monopoly. If no trade in site, then make sure that you do not let it go for less than the mortgage value!

Answer 3

if you dont buy a property, you r the auctioneer and u begin to take bids. yes you r required to auction off that property according to the original parker brother rules.

Answer 4

From what I read on wikipedia this is one of what they and Parker Brothers call House Rules. Which the ecourage the additions or subtractions from the official rules. So you can use it or not depending on you and who your playing with. So im guessing its in the rule book that the rule doesn't have to be followed. I have never heard of eving using this rule. I've and non of my firends have ever used it. Just look on wikipedia

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

No not at all

Answer 7

I don't think so.