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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

NYC_SKP

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12. The going rate for our locals was 40%, they sell everything and get rid of the rest.

Reply to Curmudgeoness (Reply #11)

Sun Sep 21, 2014, 02:53 PM

Sep 2014

And it's worth it.

If not for the parking restrictions, I would take what I want plus a few precious things I prefer to sell online, and put all that in a secure spot and have them sell the rest.

An auction house that removes things would probably take the cream, but that might be worth it to do in advance of an ordinary estate sale onsite.

Thanks.

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Moving to a TINY HOUSE (condo). How does one go about DOWNSIZING???? [View all] NYC_SKP Sep 2014 OP

Anything you haven't used in a year you don't need. grahamhgreen Sep 2014 #1

I like that one, I definitely use it with clothing. It's harder with tools. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #2

I took what I really wanted and could fit in my car. cbayer Sep 2014 #3

Well yeah! I love you and your life, trying to copycat, frankly. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #4

So what do you want to do with all those tools and examples of work? cbayer Sep 2014 #5

Digitally archive flat work, donate most of the tools NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #6

Is there a school nearby? cbayer Sep 2014 #7

I'm thinking craigslist, and you know me and schools. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #8

Why are you opposed to estate liquidators? Curmudgeoness Sep 2014 #9

I spoke with three firms last year with my parent's estate, only one was available. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #10

We do have firms that take it off site here. Curmudgeoness Sep 2014 #11

The going rate for our locals was 40%, they sell everything and get rid of the rest. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #12

Auction houses "want" the cream Curmudgeoness Sep 2014 #13

If you are me, you stuff it all in a storage place... hunter Sep 2014 #14

Thanks for that link. We don't have that but we do have a Habitat for Humanity ReStore NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #17

I hire help when I need it. WhiteTara Sep 2014 #15

Thanks, one needs to find help with the lifting and moving, etc. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #16

Yes, well only you can know what to keep WhiteTara Sep 2014 #18

To a certain degree I've been through similar. IrishAyes Sep 2014 #19

Wow, I'm glad you got out of that alive! NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #20