I've previously written about what to do if you're planning an estate sale—you can check it out here: So You're Going to Have and Estate Sale. But what happens after the estate sale is over? There’s always some leftover property that didn’t sell. What should you do with it, and how can your estate seller help?
Lamps are more than just functional lighting fixtures; they can be cherished pieces of decor that add warmth and character to any room. Many times, though, when shopping estate sales, flea markets or thrift stores, the wiring is old and unsafe, or visibly damaged.
Selling an estate is a big project. Often, there is a lot of clean up that needs to happen. Usually, there is a real estate transaction somewhere in the mix. Many times, there are valuable items that can’t be kept, but shouldn’t be thrown out. Almost always, there are things of value you don’t realize are valuable. There are curbside, haul-away dumpsters to rent, art to evaluate and sell, auction houses to contact, furniture to consign, and every tiny little detail that needs to be looked at, considered and decided upon.
