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9 comments • Cindy Bryant~Home Stager~Home Staging~ Houston,TX • August 27 2010 11:09PM
Great Post Cindy, I especially like your thought of donating any unsold items to charity.
Thanks Chris, I've got a load of items to go to Goodwill myself. There are alot of other organizations that will accept and even pick-up items from your house, you can find them online.
This video covers everything-great one Cindy!!
What a cute video, Cindy! Ribbons on the flatware DOES work; it's an old antique dealer trick - I've done it with serving pieces too. Julie
Nice video! Our city has strict rules now on signs for garage sales and charges I believe $75 for a permit to allow the signs & the sale. THEN you have to ask the people whose yards you'd like the signs in (if not yours) for permission to post your sign there. THEN you'd better remove those signs in a timely manner or risk getting fined for the signs left behind. It's a bit much. Needless to say I haven't had a garage sale since moving here but did at least 5 times when I lived in FL. I wonder too if all the residents know this as it's only been in the past few years that they've started this.
Cindy -- this video has good tips for someone wondering how to set up a yard sale. One of these days .... I plan to have one too!
Hey Cindy, Cute video with how to have a yard sale, it is nice to return back to the old way of marketing :)
Thanks for all of your comments, it's a very basic video, but cute, and has some good points. Community garages sales can be great, but I never seem to be home that weekend, so I just have to take things to Goodwill.