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Shorter, more current notes than the guides: what we are seeing on Oʻahu estates, and the questions families ask us most.
Nothing published here yet
This is where shorter pieces will go: notes on what is happening in Oʻahu estates, answers to the questions that come up repeatedly, and anything worth writing down that is too current for the guides.
There is nothing here yet, and we would rather say that than pad the page out. In the meantime the guides are the substantial reading, and they are the ones written to be useful before you hire anyone.
If there is something you want covered, or a question nobody has given you a straight answer to, tell us and it may well end up here.
Start with the guides instead
- Estate sale, auction, consignment or buyout?. Four routes, what each returns, how long each takes, and how to tell which one actually fits your estate and your deadline.
- Estate sales in a Honolulu condominium. AOAO house rules, elevator reservations, loading zones and move-out windows, and what to do when a building will not permit a public sale.
- Settling a parent's home in Hawaii. A practical sequence for clearing and selling a parent's home on Oʻahu: authority, what not to throw away, family decisions, timing, and disposal.
- Preparing a home for an estate sale. The one irreversible mistake, the documents worth finding, what Oʻahu's climate does to stored contents, and why cleaning and repairing before a walkthrough rarely pays.
Planning an estate sale?
Tell us where the property is, roughly what's in it, and the date you're working toward. We'll come look, tell you what the estate is realistically likely to do, and put the scope and the rate in writing before you commit to anything.
No cost for the consultation. No obligation to book a sale.