The auctioneer has said that there will be dozens of homes available to purchase in South Staffordshire and the Black Country.
Theses Staffordshire and Black Country properties will be among 168 lots appearing in Bond Wolfe’s next auction.
The auction will begin at 8.30am on Thursday 14 May.
It will be livestreamed via Bond Wolfe’s website with remote bidding by proxy, telephone or internet.
Have a look below at these nine properties that are up for grabs:

1. 34 Little Clothier Street, Willenhall
A modern two-bedroomed, semi-detached house with rear gardens on a cul-de-sac in Willenhall, with a £109,000+ guide price. There is a hall, reception room and kitchen downstairs, the bedrooms and bathroom upstairs, with gas central heating and double glazing, plus parking to the side. | Bond Wolfe

2. 18 Elmdale Road, Coseley
Located in Coseley, this is a traditional three-bedroom, semi-detached house that needs modernisation throughout, with a £69,000+ guide price. There is a hall, reception room, extended kitchen-diner and utility room downstairs, and the bedrooms and bathroom upstairs, with gas central heating and double glazing. There are front and back gardens, plus a driveway and garage. | Bond Wolfe

3. 64A Mason Street, Bilston
Located in Bilston, this is a large four-bedroom, detached house at 64A Mason Street may be suitable for development, subject to planning permission, and has a guide price of £48,000+. There is a hall, toilet, reception room with dining area, dining kitchen and rear conservatory downstairs, and the bedrooms, bathroom and separate toilet upstairs. Gas central heating and double glazing are fitted, and there is off-road parking to the side and gardens at the rear. | Bond Wolfe

4. 46 Farm Road, Oldbury
In Oldbury, a three-bedroom, mid-terraced property at 46 Farm Road has a £39,000+ guide price. There are two reception rooms, kitchen, rear lobby, bathroom and storage on the ground floor, with the bedrooms upstairs. Double glazing is fitted and there is a small garden at the front and paved garden at the rear. | Bond Wolfe