Yard sale

[89th]

Our neighborhood has a pretty active facebook page of folks offering things (usually for free) for other neighbors. We have received and donated items as well... nearly always some kids toy (like a tricycle or set of matchbox cars or puzzles). It's like freecycling on steroids and its great. Lucky.

I could see if we participated in a group yard sale, I'd maybe pick like 10 things that I know would sell, because like you said, it's probably not worth all the trouble for all smaller/various things you have to prep and price.

[Jolly]

Facebook for this kinda stuff is where it's at.

Sadly.

[Mik]

We ended up with about $500 if the one guy comes to buy my 20' extension ladder today. Not a bad day's work, but still lots of stuff to get rid of.

[Jolly]

@Mik said in Yard sale:

We ended up with about $500 if the one guy comes to buy my 20' extension ladder today. Not a bad day's work, but still lots of stuff to get rid of.

Charge admission for folks to watch you climb the ladder.

[Mik]

Well bless your heart.

[brenda]

@Mik said in Yard sale:

We ended up with about $500 if the one guy comes to buy my 20' extension ladder today. Not a bad day's work, but still lots of stuff to get rid of.

I once told hubby, " We're not selling, we're buying ... space." He liked that concept alright.

[Catseye3]

@89th said in Yard sale:

like you said, it's probably not worth all the trouble for all smaller/various things you have to prep and price.

Yep. Quick trip to the dumpster and Bob's yer uncle.

[Mik]

When you could deduct it I just took it all to Goodwill and inflated the hell out of it.

[Horace]

@Mik said in Yard sale:

When you could deduct it I just took it all to Goodwill and inflated the hell out of it.

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[jon-nyc]

But didja have fun?

[brenda]

@jon-nyc said in Yard sale:

But didja have fun?

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