BUY OUT ESTATE
SALES
Buy out enables
the disposal of personal property more quickly.
Dealers and private buyers know the resale or collectible
value of items and pay about 1/2 of market value.
You don't have to worry about liability and the possibility of
accidents, breakage and theft.
Dealers show more respect for the property
ON SITE SALES
We take
a commission on what is sold
The public at large is generally looking for bargains.
Estate Sale aficionados enjoy haggling
Buyers from the general public may buy multiple items, they
often purchase only one or two items at a time
Public buyers leave the residence a mess. We will have someone
picking up after them while the sale is going on
Liability and the possibility of accident, breakage and theft
is a risk with public sales. We do all we can to prevent this
Big plus just about anything will sale and you have a bigger
profit than a Buy Out
Public Sales
The
public at large is generally looking for bargains. Liability
and the possibility of accident, breakage and theft is a risk
with public sales: we do all we can to prevent this.
While buyers from
the general public may buy multiple items, they often purchase
only one or two items at a time.
Many estate sale
aficionados enjoy haggling. public buyers leave the residence
in a mess. We will have someone picking up after people as the
sale is going on.
The big plus to an
on site sale is just about anything will sale and you will
make a bigger profit and an buy out. Buy out pays about 1/2
resale value on items a site sale only takes a percentage of
the sales.
Deciding what to
Sell
Consult with
family members
Agree to have
one person take responsibility for all duties and activities
connected with disposal of the personal property.
Distribute
property evenly and fairly, taking into consideration both
sentimental and monetary values.
In the event of
irreconcilable differences, consider retaining the services of
professional.
Arrange to
store or move saved items
Do Not
attempt to store items you want to keep on the
premises; they may be mistakenly sold or dumped in the
liquidation process and can be an obstacle to the tradesmen
you hire.
Tips on
Selling
If you have the
personal property appraised, be sure to tell the appraiser why
it is being appraised. There may be a vast dollar amount
differences in value depending on whether it's for resale,
retail or insurance purposes. Make it clear the amount you
want for the item or Estate you can expect to receive at least
50% of what a dealer can resale it for and more if it is to a
private person. |