Frequently Asked Questions - Estate Sales & Liquidations
This FAQ page aims to address common questions about our estate sales, liquidation, and appraisal services in Gresham, Oregon. Whether you are planning to downsize, handle a loved one's estate, or need an appraisal, we provide comprehensive and compassionate support tailored to your needs.
What is an estate sale?
An estate sale is a type of sale to dispose of a substantial portion of the materials owned by a person who is recently deceased, or who must dispose of their personal property to facilitate a move.
What items can be sold in an estate sale?
Almost anything can be sold at an estate sale, including furniture, appliances, collectibles, art, jewelry, and more. We evaluate and prepare all items for sale.
How do I prepare for an estate sale?
We advise you to not throw anything away before we evaluate your estate. Our team will guide you through the process and handle everything from start to finish.
How are items priced at an estate sale?
Our experienced team evaluates and prices items based on current market value, condition, and demand to ensure competitive pricing.
How long does an estate sale typically last?
Most estate sales last one to three days, depending on the size of the estate and the number of items for sale.
How do estate sales work?
Our team sets up the sale, prices items, advertises the event, and manages the sale of items over a scheduled period. We handle all aspects, ensuring a smooth process for our clients.
Do you provide appraisal services?
Yes, we offer professional appraisal services to accurately determine the value of your personal property for sale or insurance purposes.
What is the difference between estate sales and auctions?
Estate sales typically involve a tag sale in the home where items are priced individually, whereas auctions involve bidding and are often held offsite.
What are liquidation services?
Liquidation services involve selling off assets quickly and efficiently, often when closing a business or settling an estate.
How can I contact you to start planning an estate sale?
You can contact us via phone, email, or through our website contact form to schedule a consultation or request more information.
Need Help with an Estate Sale?
Contact Estate Sales & Liquidations today to discuss your needs with our professional team.