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An estate sale is an event in which the possessions of a house are sold, usually after the death of the homeowner. People also hold “living” estate sales brought on by major transitions in life, such as divorce or job relocation. Estate sales can be held by individuals or professional estate liquidation companies. If you have been presented with the … Read More

An estate sale does not necessarily entail you to sell an estate. Another fact that needs to be considered is that this is very much different than the typical garage sales. So, how is an estate sale conducted? When you do an estate selling, you hire a certain company to manage the event for you. They are tasked to sell … Read More

When holding an estate sale and going through a professional firm there are several things you want to avoid so that things go as smoothly as possible. Organizing an event can be pretty overwhelming so if possible you will want to seek out help from an estate sale liquidation company to help make things a lot easier. Most estate sale … Read More

My husband and I went to an estate sale this weekend. We arrived during the last hour of the sale when everything was marked down to half price. There wasn’t much left but I still managed to find a red tablecloth for $1.70. I walked around the rather empty house, trying to avoid a surprising number of people still looking … Read More

A professional estate sale business can make the often difficult process of liquidating assets far simpler for the individuals who are involved. These companies can assist in planning the auction, establishing a timetable for the project, and maximizing profits at the same time. In addition, the services being provided will be customized to meet the unique needs of the situation. … Read More

This article is devoted to estate sale shoppers in order to help them get the most out of sales, detailing suggested behaviors during and after the sales. The list items below serve only as a guide to help assure a more enjoyable experience for buyers and estate sale hosts alike. It’s a great guide for first-timers and veterans to print … Read More

There’s no law that says you have to use an estate sale liquidation company to manage your sale for you, and you can certainly go ahead and run it by yourself if you’ve got the time and gumption for it. Estate companies charge anywhere from 25-45% of the total cost of all the goods sold. That might sound like a … Read More

People often don’t know where to start when dealing with a lifetime of possessions. I see it so often. An estate liquidator many times has the knowledge and resources to liquidate an estate. Organization is the key. They will know how to arrange items and how to group like items together. They will know what to keep and what to … Read More

One does not need to own an estate to have an estate sale. Estate sale or estate liquidations are usually done when a family member passes away and the surviving family decides through a will of the deceased, to dispose of all or a substantial portion of the deceased member’s properties and belongings in which the proceeds of such sale … Read More

Estate sales usually occur due to the death of the owner of the estate, family downsizing, or foreclosures. Unfortunately, estate sale planning is not easy, specifically with large estates. In many circumstances, it is in one’s financial interest to consult an appraiser and estate sale professionals, including legal advice as the benefits gained from their expertise can outweigh the costs … Read More