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Clearing a loved one's home?

An estate sale company can take it from here. When yours uses EstateSaleExchange, you see the quote, sign the agreement and follow every step in one place, free.

The Ellis home Example
Low$4,342to you
Most likely$6,422to you
High$7,254to you
Agreement version 1 You signed
Your brother, Taylor Waiting
Mom's mahogany cabinet stays with the family.

What a good estate sale looks like

Most families do this once. These are the things you should be able to see before, during and after the sale, whichever company you choose.

  • A quote in plain numbers

    A low, a likely and a high outcome, with the company's fee and every charge spelled out. Estimates, not promises.

  • One agreement everyone signs

    Everyone who needs to sign sees the same version. If anything changes, it's a new version, never a quiet edit.

  • A written list of what stays

    The things your family is keeping are named in the agreement, so they never end up priced or hauled away.

  • A statement at the end

    What sold, what was charged and what you're owed, line by line, plus a record of what left the house and where it went.

Questions to ask any company

  1. What's your fee, and is there a minimum?
  2. What other charges could come out of the proceeds?
  3. What happens to things that don't sell?
  4. How and when will we be paid, and with what statement?
  5. Who needs to sign, and can we all see the same agreement?

Companies near you

Estate sale companies around Volusia County are joining now.

Company profiles are on their way

As companies join, you'll be able to compare them here. Already talking to one? Ask whether they use EstateSaleExchange.

Already working with a company?

Ask them to invite you to your estate on EstateSaleExchange. It's free for families, and your records stay available to you after the sale.