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Jay, I look around and adjust accordingly…if it’s going to take a lot of time I will charge 20 bucks an hour to throw stuff in the dumpster while culling out the better items. I always make them get a dumpster, the dump charges by the load. Some people turn me down, some sell me a few things, some say fine and have me do it. I get 3 or 4 a year that keep me up to my eyeballs in inventory to sell…
Yes, I meant FSA…my wife’s company is changing providers, so we are already in the grace period. The letter also states that any unspent money goes to the employer…..interesting …
Here is my advice for my friends here…….
anytime u see an old house for sale, send the owner and the realtor a postcard saying u do cleanouts. Don’t bother on the new homes, look for old ones and u can find good stuff in the attic and basement….realtors are always pushing the owners to clean out, they are your friend…..shhh.. don’t tell anyone near me about this…
I charge for cleanouts. Usually 500 bucks and I keep anything good I find. They pay for the dumpster. NO CHEMICALS TAKEN. I box them up for the homeowner. Sometimes I pay, but that’s cherry picking time.
A few weeks ago I found an item that I sold months ago in my for sale listings with 3 available! I was puzzled, and took it down. Maybe I’m not as crazy as I think….
If my wife hears the eBay notification, I will accept the offer unless it’s real low. If she is not around I’m much pickier about the price…..
Found out! They are picture nails…used to hang pictures in homes with horsehair plaster walls. Screwed Into the wood trim along the ceiling. Worth a few bucks..yay!
Mike, great news! It’s nice to hear some good news these days.. Susan, stay safe! No crowds…..Brian
Ok, so I found a local farm that has eggs.. waiting on a call back for a pickup time… just being overly cautious… and I miss eggs… 🙂
