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yellow dahlia

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6. I have some suggestions.

Reply to CTyankee (Original post)

Sat Sep 20, 2025, 05:09 PM

Sep 20

This is my area of knowledge.

Facebook marketplace and Craigslist entail strangers coming to your home - I do not recommend that.

The best solution will de dependent on the nature of the items you wish to "rehome".

There are some consignment shops and other resources in your area, which might be a good solution for you. I will DM you with some more specific ideas.

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I want to sell lots of my furniture before I go into a Retirement Community. Does anyone know good ways to do this? [View all] CTyankee Sep 20 OP

Facebook marketplace is a wonderful site for buying and selling flying_wahini Sep 20 #1

I can share my experiences helping my mom downsize. yardwork Sep 20 #2

I don't expect to make any money off of this. In fact, one piece I got was from an estate sale. CTyankee Sep 20 #12

Estate sale? SheltieLover Sep 20 #3

Craigslist JoseBalow Sep 20 #4

Per Craigslist. OldBaldy1701E Sep 20 #8

I don't mind people coming to my home to buy stuff JoseBalow Sep 20 #10

Awesome! OldBaldy1701E Sep 20 #11

If you have a local newspaper do the classifies. One way to do it. FloridaBlues Sep 20 #5

I have some suggestions. yellow dahlia Sep 20 #6

Last time I moved I used OrwellwasRight Sep 20 #7

Some of the items are from his parents and are too special for him to sell. We'll give those items to my husband's CTyankee Sep 20 #13

Yard sales are a lot of work!! Nittersing Sep 20 #9

You can always put big pieces out in you yard womanofthehills Sep 20 #14

check your local antique dealers. mopinko Sep 21 #15