Most people underestimate the amount of items that they could sell during a downsize or closing the estate of a loved on.

This is my family’s personal story and it may sound similar to yours. We’ve spoke with so many families who found themselves in a similar situation. So the question begs to be asked, “is aging in place a good idea?”

Earlier this year, I was in a long conversation with a friend about an estate sale we were working on. I was elaborating on all the collections we were continuing to find and how much time we were investing in researching the worth of each item.

I had many conversations with my grandparents about hosting their estate sale someday and offered to help offload that part of the process for my dad and uncles.

What do you think of when you hear the term “estate sale”?

A common question we receive: Why are things marked sold before the estate sale begins?

If you’ve been around for awhile, you will know that one of my greatest pet peeves is asking how much something cost when shopping at someone’s estate sale.

One of my biggest pet peeves is shopping an estate sale that was never sorted, grouped, and separated.