About this item
"What do I do with all this stuff?"Whether it's due to the loss of a loved one, downsizing, or moving by choice or necessity, an increasing number of people are dealing with this burning question.Striking a balance between respect and humor, Liquidating an Estate is loaded with how-to information readers need in order to sell or liquidate the personal property of a loved one, including:common mistakes that will cost you moneytelling the difference between treasure and trashhow to choose an estate sales professional to act as your advocatehow to deal with conflicts among family membershow the sale of even the most common household items can add up to big bucks when sold at an estate salehow scrap gold can be turned into cashwhat to do with fine jewelry and silverhow to understand the art appraisal processa full review of the kinds of items that can be sold at a professionally staged estate salehow to acquire basic antiques and collectibles research skills.
About the Author
Martin Codina was born in Norwalk CA, a sleepy dairy town on the edge of Los Angeles, in the mid 1950's. To say the least, it was a very good day. In that town soon to be gobbled up by the immensity of an expanding L.A., was a city park containing a small jewel of a Victorian home that had been turned into a museum. It was in that small antique of a house, he first glimpsed the "Olden Days" never knowing as a child, that someday he would live in a city full of houses such as that, or that he would be granted the profound honor of being invited by their owners to sell their contents...
