Garage Sales Prices

Cash in your junk. That's what garage sales are all about, right? I've seen it time and time again. My cast off is someone else's find, and that's great. I can clean out and make money at the same time. Yesterday, I shared my five tips for guaranteeing a great crowd. Today, we're going to talk about pricing. First of all, leave your emotions somewhere else, anywhere else but here. The buyers don't care that this is your great aunt Edna's piece, and you think it's worth $50. It's worth what someone will pay for it. So what is that sweet price? Well I recommend you do some research. Check out eBay and Craigslist and shop around. You may find out your great Edna's piece is worth keeping. Now once you decide on a price, consider grouping For example, everything on this table is just a dollar, or you can color code all the orange stickers just $3. Finally, expect shoppers to haggle. That's the name of the game, so have some fun. Clean out your closets and make some coin. And if you missed my five steps for prepping before you price, check those out on MoneySavingQueen. com. Now remember, you can Follow me on Twitter, pin it on Pinterest, and save on the go with our mobile site. I'm Sarah Rowe, Money Saving Queen.