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Planning to sell
house fast? Before turning over your property, be sure that you have
properly disposed all your old belongings that you will not be using or keeping
in your new home. And what better way to get rid of your old things than having
a garage sale?
Everybody loves a garage sale. It allows your
neighbors to get good items at a lower prize. So start digging your house and
be surprised to find out that there are, in fact, too many items in the house
that you can sell.
Start in your own room, more particularly, in your
own closet. Take a look at your clothes. Which of them do you not use anymore?
Take away the clothes which are too small for you or are just being ignored in
the bottom of your closet. The same goes for your accessories, bags, and shoes
and other items. Sell unwanted CDs, toys, and action figures that are no longer
being used.
After organizing your room, look at other parts of
the house to find other items such as the kitchen, the living room, home
entertainment room, computer room, garage, and other parts of the house. To
make it more fun, ask your brothers, sisters, cousins, and friends to join you.
Aside from disposing your old items, you can even get extra income from items
that could have already been junked.
In putting prices in your stuff, you can refer to
the price in which you originally bought it and just subtract several
percentages. You may also ask the help of some people who can make more
informed estimation of the price, such as your parents and other older people.
If you’re garage sale is large enough, you may be able to spend some money in
hiring a person constantly in the garage sale business to help you.
Also, make sure many people know it. Spread the
sale by word of mouth days before the garage sale. Give out flyers and posters
which you can produce your own.
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