Indian Village Estate Sales, LLC

They spent over two weeks doing the preparation. There was so much stuff that it was impossible to display everything at one time. Much was piled under the tables. Not everything got a price on it, even some of the over $20.00 items. Because they were only two people, several volunteers (relatives of the homeowner) and the homeowner assisted, bagging purchases, carrying heavy stuff to customers' cars, bringing stuff out of garage each day for display and returning to garage at night, rearranging items to display more, talking to customers as well, getting prices on unmarked items and just being friendly. The first day, there were so many people who arrived early that only ten were allowed in the house at a time. One volunteer kept track by giving customers numbers and calling the next number after one customer left the house with purchases. In the afternoon, this was no longer necessary but it was constant flow of customers. The third day was 50% off day which drew a lot of customers. It was difficult for the homeowner to see some things go that cheaply. The last day prices were whatever the estate sale person and the homeowner would agree to on the highly valued items and whatever on the rest. Service provided some bags to be used and homeowner had a lot of bags already. The contract that was signed did not ask for the service to clean up after the sale which had an additional cost. Homeowner also paid for the service to have some liability insurance for the sale which he later found out was really not necessary.