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Yard Sale Tips
Below are some tips for making the most money with the least amount
of hassle and headaches on your next yard sale.
- Allow Yourself Plenty of Time to Organize
The goal of your sale is to sell items you don't need or want so you can
earn money and move less. Many of these items are residing in the garage
and basement. Don't miss this great opportunity by not giving yourself
ample time to prepare and organize.
- Select a Good Garage Sale Date - Saturdays
are a good day for a garage sale because bargain hunters are more
likely to be available on a Saturday. Make sure you do not schedule
your garage sale on a holiday or during an event like a Carolina
Hurricanes game.
- Involve Others - When it comes to garage sales
bigger is truly better so invite your neighbors, church members,
a brownie troop, or the local boy scouts troop to join your sale.
The more goods for sale, the better your sale will look, inviting
more potential bargain hunters.
- Include the Kids - Ask them to help out by having
them clean out their rooms and allow them to earn money from the
sale by encouraging them to sell beverages and snacks.
- Sell toys, appliances, furniture, and tools -
Practical household goods have a much better chance of selling
than adult clothes.
- Advertise It Well - Do not forget to promote
your sale by posting signs in your neighborhood and on major intersections
near your home. And take out an advertisement in at least one local
paper. Make sure you tell your other neighbors, co-workers, and
friends.
- Make it Easy to Find Your Sale - On all of
your advertising, do not forget to tell people where your home
is located in the Triangle area. Attempt to make directions to
your home easy for people to understand and post easy to follow
signs starting with the entrance of your subdivision.
- Have Lots Of Change On Hand - Singles, fives,
tens, and coins are best. Be prepared to break lots of $20 dollar
bills.
- Donate the Remainder of Your Goods to Charity -
Instead of putting all of the clutter back into your home, donate
the remaining items to charity for a tax deduction. Some charities
will even come to your home and pick your goods up at no charge
to you.
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