Nice man. Took a risk buying the whole lot but I'm sure it will pay off for you. I run a reselling company and part of what we do is estate liquidation so we have found ourselves with big jobs like this. There's nothing better than digging through looking for buried treasure! Cheers Kirk keep it up!
Diggin-USA there is 3 of them fool ~. The 3rd guy is doing video - but he’s been told not to speak - his 2 assistants don’t make much - they might consider driving uber
That's a good sale you got. Terrible about the loss of the persons life. But it's good the family wants to be rid of it all. And not having to deal with to many people. So good for you.
Ok Ok nice vid! Got to give you bigups for pulling this off. Take your time going through it and like you said some for the flea some for online and keep some for yourself. also big ups to your girl for helping you out 100% I think its dope you guys work hard together! Much repseck from Arizona to you man!
I’m so happy I found y’all! I love watching you. I would love to do all this stuff with my husband. How do you get the house clean outs? Or the estate sales?
My introductry (1st) job in the Teamsters was This furniture packing..EVERY THINK PEOPLE OWNED HAD TO BE BOXED AND CARRIED OUT TO A TRUCK..CAREFULLY..IT WAS A SUCK JOB. BUT PAID WELL AND EVEN HAD FREE DENTAL AND LAWYERS..
I would love it if you made a video about when you knew you were ready to go full-time. Like how many units you had listed, how many sales and sell-through..... Maybe when you get around to it.
a good perspective, thanks for sharing that. I went full time about a year ago and mostly sell books on amazon. I was only doing about $2500/month gross sales at the start. Now I'm around $7000/month gross sales. If I pay myself just enough to live, my break-even is really around $7500 because I have to buy so much inventory to keep my business model going. I'm now down about $15k in savings, but looks like I might be close to making a profit each month. The biggest thing I underestimated was my own self-doubt when something goes wrong. It's tough to push through the difficult times when you're a solo operation, like when you hustle 12 hour days and don't find much. I've come this far and it's been a long year, so I'm not going to stop now.
Better check out that framed red 45; some of those fancy plastic ones are worth a few bucks. So are some 78s on labels you've never heard of. The Depression glass from the kitchen usually has to be all but given away these days unfortunately; it used to be money. Some costume jewelry is worth a pile, if it's in good condition. Show it if you run across it!
Hi! I'm just started in the organizing garages, pantries and closets business. These people have things that we are selling and some things are like knew. What are some apps or places you would recommend on selling brand new items?
OK you did pull the trigger, wow wish we had deals like that in Nebraska. This is why I like your video's, you know when to pass and when to pull the trigger.
It is not that he does not want to.......its for legal reasons. Estates are the worst thing to deal with when someone dies because it causes the family to fight each other over money and who gets what. Its a very sensitive situation.
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Nice man. Took a risk buying the whole lot but I'm sure it will pay off for you. I run a reselling company and part of what we do is estate liquidation so we have found ourselves with big jobs like this. There's nothing better than digging through looking for buried treasure! Cheers Kirk keep it up!
You two work hard!
And drama free = love your enthusiasm and attitudes.
I agree!!
Diggin-USA there is 3 of them fool ~. The 3rd guy is doing video - but he’s been told not to speak - his 2 assistants don’t make much - they might consider driving uber
That's a good sale you got. Terrible about the loss of the persons life. But it's good the family wants to be rid of it all. And not having to deal with to many people. So good for you.
Ok Ok nice vid! Got to give you bigups for pulling this off. Take your time going through it and like you said some for the flea some for online and keep some for yourself. also big ups to your girl for helping you out 100% I think its dope you guys work hard together! Much repseck from Arizona to you man!
Appreciate it!! She’s awesome! Thanks for watching
I’m so happy I found y’all! I love watching you. I would love to do all this stuff with my husband. How do you get the house clean outs? Or the estate sales?
cool content EbayKirk. I smashed that thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the superior work.
Man im hooked on your content love the video man!
I admire your hustle!
My introductry (1st) job in the Teamsters was This furniture packing..EVERY THINK PEOPLE OWNED HAD TO BE BOXED AND CARRIED OUT TO A TRUCK..CAREFULLY..IT WAS A SUCK JOB. BUT PAID WELL AND EVEN HAD FREE DENTAL AND LAWYERS..
I love that you do this!! Hard work for real!!!
I really enjoy your videos!
Very nice! Excited to hear how ya'll do on this haul.
The two of you are really hard workers! Amazing
Thank you!
I would love it if you made a video about when you knew you were ready to go full-time. Like how many units you had listed, how many sales and sell-through.....
Maybe when you get around to it.
Will do!!
a good perspective, thanks for sharing that. I went full time about a year ago and mostly sell books on amazon. I was only doing about $2500/month gross sales at the start. Now I'm around $7000/month gross sales. If I pay myself just enough to live, my break-even is really around $7500 because I have to buy so much inventory to keep my business model going.
I'm now down about $15k in savings, but looks like I might be close to making a profit each month. The biggest thing I underestimated was my own self-doubt when something goes wrong. It's tough to push through the difficult times when you're a solo operation, like when you hustle 12 hour days and don't find much.
I've come this far and it's been a long year, so I'm not going to stop now.
Better check out that framed red 45; some of those fancy plastic ones are worth a few bucks. So are some 78s on labels you've never heard of. The Depression glass from the kitchen usually has to be all but given away these days unfortunately; it used to be money. Some costume jewelry is worth a pile, if it's in good condition. Show it if you run across it!
Great haul! A lot of frickin work, but so worth it.
All the electronics look like cheap stuff, but you should check carefully - there may be some sleepers in there.
Just caught your channel you guys are fun to watch . Looking forward
Hi! I'm just started in the organizing garages, pantries and closets business. These people have things that we are selling and some things are like knew. What are some apps or places you would recommend on selling brand new items?
nice how long did they give you to get it cleaned out?
How much time do they give you to clear out? Are you responsible for the cleaning?
Good video and love the videos and great channel
Don’t forget stuff in the attic (?)
Hi , wwow what a interesting way to buy at garage . Im sure you'll be able to turn it, around and sell it all.
I miss watching your videos. Have you quit. Just inquiring. I'm waiting for more. From you. Teresa
how did you get started on estate sales?? what got you interested
holy hoarders. i would love to be able to do this all day,. love a treasure hunt.
Nice Score..where can we find the Flea Market Vids?
Love all the cassette decks! Great score for all that very salable stuff!
Whats your Ebay name? i would bei interested in buying that Yamaha Mixer. Best regards,
OK you did pull the trigger, wow wish we had deals like that in Nebraska. This is why I like your video's, you know when to pass and when to pull the trigger.
Hope all those prices stickers peel off clean.
It looks like you bought the leftovers of an estate sale. The stuff that didnt sell the first time. You are the clean up man
Lovin your channel all the way from Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching!!
that was so funny when your partner flicked the light on and when you had to plug the cord in..
Hahaha!
do you have a website for all the stuff u sell
you've got your work cut out for you. cant wait for the updates on this one, you'll make some good money for sure
Do you get the furniture too?
Are you going to fix up the house so you can flip it
Wow you might need to hire someone to help you out!
Love the channel
Thanks for watching!
Np
How much did it cost to buy out estate sale?
I know that you more than likely will not want to disclose how much you paid for the whole estate but could you give us a ballpark figure? :)
It is not that he does not want to.......its for legal reasons. Estates are the worst thing to deal with when someone dies because it causes the family to fight each other over money and who gets what. Its a very sensitive situation.
Completely understand
Joann Smith /
I’ve sold that Goodyear blimp before. Decent cash
How about we say a price we think you paid.. And you say Hot or cold..😉 1,500.00 oh yeah
Your kidding..right? .$1500. $3000.? 😂😇
Oscilloscope! what happened to it?
New suscribber. Great buy I see. Good video 👍👏👋
I know you can't say but if I had to guess I would say you paid $4,000.
Respect gunit family boss epic video and score make sure you don’t leave nothing remember loft 🤙🤙🤙🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇💰💰💰💰💰💰💡💡💡💡💡👍💯💯💯🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
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Great chipper!
Oooh who else saw that fantom vacuum
Try donating the trash items. Hate to see this going to landfill
Great job!!!!!!!!
that’s insane
nice, looks like a honey hole
Exciting!
Good stuff
Great video.
Love everyday videos....
Keep it coming guys...
Love all your videos since the beginning
Nice .
$500
Are u on Facebook I'd love to show you what I just got for free from someone
No price no me im out..so long suvkers
First
Yeaaaa!!