Downsizing & Estate Sale
Frequently Asked Questions
Send us your questions!
Q: What is an estate sale?
A: An estate sale is a sale of a home's contents, not the property itself.
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Q: How do I know if I have enough items for an estate sale?
A: If you are selling most of your belongings, including large furniture, and it's too much of a challenge to sell other places, you are probably a candidate for an estate sale.
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Q: Do I need to be home during the estate sale?
A: No, actually you don't want to be home. It's hard to see your possessions go.
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Q: I have a strict HOA and parking enforcement. How can I have an estate sale?
A: We can do an appointment-only estate sale, which means we can restrict visitors every hour.
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Q: I just inherited an estate and there are boxes and boxes of things. What do I do?
A: Let's talk! We will unearth the treasures, stage them, price them and sell them.
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Q: How long does it take to prepare for an estate sale?
A: It really depends on how large the estate is. It can take anywhere from 3 weeks to 3 days, although the average is two weeks, including the sale itself.
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Q: How long does an estate sale last?
A: An estate sale typically lasts 2 days to 4 days, depending on how much is being sold.
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Q: Can I sell valuables like jewelry, gems, purses and watches at an estate sale?
A: Yes, that is the place to sell them. However, some items may be a better fit for auction or a private sale.
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Q: What if I don't want strangers walking through my house? Do you do online estate sales?
A: Yes, we do! We work with an online auction partner who has an estate sale online auction platform.
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