I originally posted this last spring but the tips are still great! Spring is around the corner and soon the yard sale signs will start blooming. You can find some great bargains but some things should be avoided. Follow a few simple yard sale rules and you’ll save money and find some wonderful items.
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Last spring, my neighbor and I had a yard sale and we had great fun. We met interesting people and we sold a LOT of stuff. In fact, I was running out of items to sell!!! Amazing, I know! I shop frequently at yard sales, usually for books. It’s fun.
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I love yard sales! It always surprises me the things that people no longer want and sell for so little! And it is a good way to meet people from your area.
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Yes! 🙂
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I have shopped at garage sales my entire life and now my children enjoy going with me. Half of things we own come from them. Great post!
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Thank you! I’ve found some really great things at yard sales!
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Its a thrill!
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I just FBd two of my neighbors and asked if they’d like to coordinate yard sales and one already said yes! Better start getting stuff together!
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That’s great! I always look for the multi-family sales. More stuff and less driving! A neighborhood in the next town does one for their entire subdivision each year. That’s one that’s worth a little drive!
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