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List of Items Not Accepted For Sale
(Updated and expanded to reflect common nonprofit restrictions) Furniture & Large Household Items Broken or damaged furniture — including cracked, missing parts, glued repairs. Upholstered furniture that is torn, stained, mildewed, pet‑soiled, or missing cushions. China cabinets & oversized furniture (too large to resell or transport). Mattresses & box springs (Goodwill, Salvation Army,…
Choosing the Best Liquidation Strategy
Deciding how to handle a lifetime of accumulated belongings is a significant responsibility that carries both financial and emotional weight. As an estate executor or representative, selecting the most suitable liquidation method is crucial for achieving a smooth process and maximizing returns. The two primary options—estate sales and auctions—operate quite differently, making it essential to…
Fees Auctioneers Charge
Let’s be honest—most people have no idea what it actually costs to run an auction. They assume everything comes out of the auctioneer’s commission. That’d be nice, but in reality, those commissions alone don’t keep the lights on. So, let’s talk about what really goes into the cost of doing business as an auctioneer. First off, auctioneering is a profession. It’s not a hobby, and it’s not free.…
Things YOU can do to reduce Estate Sale Costs
Many times we’re brought in to handle an estate sale — sometimes through an Estate Tag Sale, sometimes through Auction. The principles are the same: the more work that’s done upfront, the fewer costs you’ll face, especially if you choose the tag‑sale option. A little preparation can dramatically reduce expenses and increase your final margins. Hiring a professional estate sale company can save…
Zillow Can Be A Bad Source Of Information
There is no doubt that Zillow is one of the most popular real estate websites ever created. It is easy to use and full of helpful information. That is why so many people visit it every day. Trulia is very similar and has a clean, user-friendly design as well. Both companies have spent millions of dollars building their websites. In 2015, Zillow bought Trulia. Many people in the real estate world…
Use Technology to Your Advantage Today, technology plays a pivotal role in the auction industry. Online auctions, in particular, are becoming increasingly popular. Utilizing online platforms, bidders from across the globe can compete in real-time, increasing competition and driving up prices
Family Real Estate in Probate Can Be Easy, Or Expensive.
Here is a cleaner, more factual, more authoritative version of your text—written in your instructional voice, with clearer flow and grounded legal accuracy for North Carolina: When a family runs into conflict over how real estate is handled in an estate, the solution can be straightforward—or it can become extremely expensive. That’s because in North Carolina, a real estate broker can facilitate…
Asset Protection Strategies: Using Trusts, LLCs, and Advanced Structures to Preserve Wealth
Asset protection is one of the most misunderstood concepts in modern financial and estate planning. Many assume it is a luxury reserved exclusively for the ultra-wealthy, celebrities, or multinational corporations. In reality, asset protection is most critical for small business owners, real estate investors, professionals, contractors, retirees, and families who have spent decades building…
The Estate Sale Implosion has begun!
Storage facilities remain packed, estate sale companies are selective, and many secondhand goods—especially mass-produced furniture, older antiques, and collectibles—struggle to fetch the prices they once did. While the industry as a whole shows resilience and even modest growth driven by sustainability interests and demographic shifts, the oversupply of “stuff” from aging populations has created…
Storage facilities remain packed, estate sale companies are selective, and many secondhand goods—especially mass-produced furniture, older antiques, and collectibles—struggle to fetch the prices they once did.
Settling an Estate in NC? We Handle Everything.
North Carolina Probate & Estate Liquidation | Matthew Price, Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker Licensed NC Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker · Based in Fuquay-Varina · All 100 NC Counties · 919-614-6288 · [email protected] Matthew Price — Auction & Real Estate Licensed Auctioneer · Real Estate Broker · ebbids.com 919-614-6288 [email protected] North Carolina Probate & Estate…
Don’t Trash Your Treasure - There Might Be Hidden Value!
Whether you’re downsizing a home in the Triangle, clearing out a barn in the Piedmont, or finally tackling that spring cleaning in the Foothills, take a breath before you head to the landfill. In today’s market, “old” doesn’t mean “obsolete”—it often means “in-demand.” The resale market has shifted significantly. With the rise of specialized online auctions and a renewed appreciation for North…
Essential Guide to Downsizing Part III
In the last of this three-part series on downsizing, let us consider some ways to make money on the stuff that you no longer want to keep. With each of these options, I will cover the upsides and the downsides to help you decide which options are best for your situation. ESTATE AUCTION: This is generally the first item that is taken off the list but is a perfecty viable solution!UPSIDE: After…
Estate Sale or Auction? What NC Families Need to Know. Now.
In the Tar Heel State, we value hard work, legacy, and doing things the right way. When you find yourself as the executor or personal representative of a loved one’s estate—whether it’s in the heart of Charlotte, a farmhouse in Johnston County, or a cottage on the Outer Banks—the responsibility can be overwhelming. One of the most critical decisions you’ll face is how to liquidate the property.…
Essential Downsizing Tips for a Stress-Free Move Part I
Today we begin a three-part series on downsizing, a process that Professional Organizers are often called upon to assist with. Some clients downsize because their kids have flown the coop and they no longer need their big five-bedroom, three-bath house. Others reach a point in their lives where they just don’t want the hassle of maintaining a big house and yard. And then there are those…
Essential Downsizing Tips for a Stress-Free Move Part II
If you’re getting ready to move into a smaller home, downsizing can feel like a big job. In our last issue, we talked about how to get started. Once you begin sorting through your things and letting go of what you don’t really need, it helps to divide everything into four piles: trash, recycle, donate, and resell. The trash pile is easy to understand, but if you end up with more junk than you can…
Why Auctions are the Future of Real Estate Sales
It’s prime-time TV season again. You flip on a show and watch someone buy a property at auction, clean it up, and resell it for a huge profit. It looks easy. It looks fast. And then you look at your own house and think, “I’d consider auction… but I’m not risking leaving money on the table.” That hesitation is common—and it’s also based on an outdated understanding of how auctions actually work…