An auction is a type of auction in which the items being auctioned are located on a network rather than being physically present at the auctioneer's location. This allows for the sale of larger lots and increases the chances that the winning bidder will purchase an item.

1. Start by preparing a list of all the belongings you want to leave behind. This can include furniture, electronics, artwork, and anything else that is important to you.

2. Attend the auction as if you are selling your home at auction for the first time! Network with other bidders and keep an eye on the clock – auctions tend to end quickly.

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3. Make sure all necessary paperwork is completed and ready to go before the auction begins. This includes copies of your deed, property specifications, insurance information, and more.

4. Arrange to have your home professionally photographed and staged for auction. This will help buyers visualize what it would look like in their own home and make decisions about whether or not to bid on it.

5. Be prepared to answer any questions buyers may have about your property. It can be helpful to have a pre-written description of your home available, in case buyers need clarification. 

6. Congratulations – your home has been sold. Thank you for taking the time to prepare it for auction. 

Auctioning your home can be a great way to get money for your property and move on with your life. It is important to be prepared for the process and have realistic expectations about how much money you will make.