Whether you're a seasoned land broker or new to the industry, this two-day immersive experience brings together the region's most influential voices in land brokerage and land development. Early registration is recommended as space is limited to ensure optimal networking and learning opportunities.

1.Event format. The Cowboy Auction is a live fundraising auction conducted as part of the Southeastern Land Conference and is open only to registered conference attendees and invited guests. 2.Beneficiary. Net proceeds from the Cowboy Auction will benefit the RLI Carolinas Chapter and will be used for the chapter’s exempt and organizational purposes. 3. Auctioneer. The auction will be conducted by a licensed North Carolina auctioneer. By participating, each bidder agrees that the auctioneer has final discretion to regulate bidding, resolve disputes, reopen bidding when appropriate, and determine the successful bidder, consistent with applicable North Carolina law and event procedures. 4.Eligibility to bid. Bidders must be at least 18 years of age and must be registered conference attendees, speakers, sponsors or invited guests approved by the event host. 5.Bid acknowledgment. A bid constitutes a binding offer to purchase the item at the amount recognized by the auctioneer or reflected on the final bid record. 6.Payment. Successful bidders must pay in full before taking possession of any item unless the event host expressly approves other arrangements in writing. Accepted payment methods may include credit card, check, or other methods announced at the event. 7.No public sale. This auction is a private conference activity and is not open to the general public. 8.Item descriptions. All items are offered in good faith based on information provided by donors or sponsors. Descriptions are believed accurate but are not guaranteed, and all items are offered as is and where is, without warranties unless expressly stated in writing by the donor or provider. 9.Restrictions on use. Certain items may be subject to blackout dates, expiration dates, scheduling limits, geographic restrictions, transfer restrictions, age limits, or provider terms. The successful bidder is solely responsible for complying with those conditions. 10.Taxes and expenses. Successful bidders are responsible for any applicable taxes, title fees, shipping costs, insurance, travel costs, or other expenses associated with receipt or use of an item unless expressly stated otherwise. 11.No substitutions or refunds. All sales are final. No exchanges, returns, or refunds will be made except in the event of a material misdescription confirmed by the event host in its sole discretion. 12.Release of items. Items will be released only after payment is confirmed. The event host may require identification and a signed receipt before releasing an item. Winner must collect item or make shipping arrangements for items purchased/won. 13.Donor and sponsor conditions. If an item includes goods, services, lodging, entertainment, or experiences provided by a third party, the successful bidder accepts that provider’s terms and conditions. 14.Failure to pay. If a successful bidder fails to pay as required, the event host may cancel the sale, offer the item to the next highest bidder, reauction the item, or pursue other appropriate remedies. Are credit cards required to bid? 15.Charitable and tax information. The auction is intended as a fundraising activity. The amount paid for an item may exceed its fair market value, but any tax treatment of that excess depends on applicable tax law and the bidder’s individual circumstances. Bidders should consult their own tax advisers regarding deductibility or reporting. 16.Authority of event host. The event host reserves the right to withdraw any item, change the order of sale, reject any bid, or cancel the auction in whole or in part if necessary for legal, safety, or administrative reasons. 17.Compliance. All participants agree to comply with these Terms and Conditions and any event rules announced before or during the auction.