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A sale on a date
An estate sale brings buyers into the house during an advertised sale. It can suit a larger quantity of contents and a fixed schedule. Agree the sale dates, staffing, access and what happens to anything left over.
The sale itself is not a guarantee that the house will be empty. Donation, removal or another selling route may be separate work.
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Sell selected pieces from home
In-home consignment keeps approved pieces at your house while we identify them, research completed sales, create listings and handle buyer messages. A local buyer comes at a time arranged with you; someone you trust opens the door.
Online buyers may suit an item with a wider market. Clients usually pack and ship with our label unless a different arrangement is agreed. We assess condition, handling and likely demand before choosing that route.
Photo review first. Full service visits generally start with a $1,500 appraised collection and five pieces over $150. One valuable piece can start with photo review. We assess its value, condition and practical handling, then recommend the right level of support.
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Choose around the belongings and deadline
- Timing: tell us the date the pieces must leave. A listing is not a promise of a sale by that date.
- Value: identifiable furniture, art, models and specialist tools may deserve individual listings. Smaller pieces may suit sensible lots.
- Access: agree who can meet buyers or handle fulfillment, especially if nobody lives nearby.
Sometimes a combination makes sense. Selected pieces can be sold first if time permits, with the rest handled under an agreed plan. We recommend the route after reviewing the collection.
Show us what you want to sell. Or call or text (484) 8-REVIVE.
