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Estate Sales Help And Information

Estate Sale : What is it - What do we do - How can we help you
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An estate sale is a type of garage sale , yard sale or auction to dispose of the majority of the materials owned by a person who is deceased or will be moving. Estate sales are usually conducted by a professional, for a percentage of the revenues. This is because the scope of the process is usually overwhelming to the survivors, and for the specialist's experience with pricing antique items, his or her following of customers, and the specialist's experience in disposing of unsold goods in an unsentimental manner after the run of the sale. Antique and collectible dealers use estate sales as one of their more important wholesale sources. Estate sales are typically 1 to 3 days long, often with a price reduction toward the end.

Where the survivors of the deceased cannot agree to the disposition of tangible property , a court may order those goods to be sold in an estate sale with the proceeds to be divided between the survivors. Such a sale and division may also be mandated in the will of the deceased.

How Can We Help?
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It's simple. Because we help with your home projects already, we've been moving your unwanted goods for years. Be it a kitchen cabinet's you've just removed - right on down to the stuff you have stored in your basement.

We use the internet and our contacts to help you get rid of the things you just don't have space for anymore. Dining Room Suits, Master Bedrooms, and Antiques ... Etc ... Just about anything you'd like removed.

How Does It Work?
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Leave it to us - All we ask is a signed agreement for 30 days - and a usual commision of 25% off the top - Nothing in advance. If we can't sell it within 30 days - you can do as you see fit. You pay nothing!

What We Do To Sell Your Goods
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1st - We send a representative over take photo's of the item(s) you like to be sold. They will also take note of any model numbers or special markings of the item(s) to assist the potential buyer in making a decision. We will then take note of the description of the items(s) to be sold, so we can advertise the goods according to your specifications. We will then talk with you - about your basic asking price - and how negotiable it is. We will naturally go for the max - to get you your top dollar and our top commission but we always must leave room to play for both parties.

2nd - We now go through our list of your items wanted by our clients, and or recommend your goods to potential buyers with a specific style and taste. At the same time, we advertise your items to countless online estate sale and items for sale categories.We respond to all reply's and arrange with you, to see the item(s) up for sale.

3rd - After Sale - We can arrange with the buyers, a means of transporting the newly acquired goods. We have many options of delivery that will suit your needs and time schedule. And that's pretty much it :)

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After
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After
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Before
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After
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Before
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After
Hot Tub Tile Repair
Hot Tub Tile
After
There was a little pressure on me. My friends condo above still was not sold, but the person that did look at it before, was coming for another look - In 2 Days! The condo was in pretty good shape to begin with, asides from some nail holes from photos, and a few other bumps and bruises ... and a few of the door frames were chewed by her nasty little dog. All it needed was 2 coats of fresh paint and a good clean up. The ceilings are ceiling flat white, the walls are off white, and the trim is super white semi gloss. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring my crappy cam/phone with me to show you the before photos due to the big rush. Good News! Last reported - The condo was Sold! :)
Quick Sale
After
This project was a Biggy! The project consisted of 1st removing the moldy carpeting, exposing the cracks in the basement floor to find the cause of the floors raise in certain areas. Then, we had to fix the problems. This required smashing the cement floor where the cracks are, creating a Sub Pump drain and then re-cementing the holes we created. We did this by hand! With a Sledge Hammer! - Next time we are using a Jack Hammer - This was Tough!
Cement Basement
After
This was a fun project :) The old deck was falling apart and much too small. We had to think of a way to enlarge the deck and maintain privacy. We came up with the idea of building a main upper deck with a privacy fence, and a mini deck that would allow you to come down onto the yard without redoing the straight down stairs as was previously installed. While this does not actually save any space per square foot, it does allow the rest of the yard to be enlarged. Take a look at what we did :)
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