Payment is due immediately after the auction closes in the form of a credit card, bank wire transfer, or cash. Payment must be made at the Lawler Auction Facility located at 7781 Highway 1 North, Shreveport, LA. 71107. Failure to make payment by the close of business on auction date may result in us contacting a second place or backup bidder to sell the unpaid for items to. There is a 15% Buyer's Premium charged on all purchases, plus applicable sales taxes required by Louisiana Law. We will not be shipping items for this auction. All items must be picked up by the buyer on Monday, October 21, 2019. A driver's license or government issued ID will be required in order to retrieve your items along with a paid in full receipt from Lawler Auction Company. Bidders must bring plenty of help and equipment (dollies, etc.) necessary to load out their own items. We will not be providing load-out assistance, other than to check receipts, so please make sure to bring plenty of help with you. The buyer of the real estate may leave their items in the building at its own risk after Monday, October 21, 2019. Buyers are encouraged to inspect both the real estate as well as the moveable assets carefully before placing a bid. An inspection and preview time has been established on Saturday, October 12, 2019 from 9am to 1pm at 8334 Highway 171, Grand Cane, Louisiana. This will be held on the day of the Trail of Treasures and will be a great time to inspect this historic piece of real estate and the really nice equipment being offered for auction. The moveable assets are being sold without reserves or minimum bids. However there is a small secret reserve placed on the real estate. However the seller, who is the secured creditor is motivated to sell the property.

We have been commissioned by Lacny Properties, the secured creditor of the real estate and equipment located at the historical restaurant at the intersection of Louisiana Highway 171 and Highway 3015. This will give our bidders an opportunity to own a historical building in downtown Grand Cane, Louisiana! There are actually two buildings being sold together, which are now adjoined together to make up a beautiful historical restaurant with an attached banquet room. The brick building was originally built in 1899 but was completely restored and updated after a fire in 2007. That building is approximately 2,454 square feet and the adjoining building is believed to have been constructed in the early 1950's and is approximately 1,138 square feet. The second building is currently used for a banquet room and office for the restaurant. The restaurant was closed in late September and has been reacquired by the secured creditor, Lacny Properties, LLC. The restaurant equipment, fixtures, and furnishings are being sold separately in this same auction since there are many possible uses for this property.