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Frugal Living--Yard Sales Buying and Selling

Yard sales (or garage sales as we call themlearned.Put up signs. The newspaper goofed
in  my  part  of  Texas)the  weekend  of  our  sale  and  left
are a wonderful frugal source for almostout all that week's yard sales. So we had
anything  you  need.to  depend  on  our  signs.
They can also be a wonderful, frugal sourcePut as many out as you can. Find out ahead
of  extra  moneyof  time  what  kind  of
almost any time you need it.When shopping atordinances your town has about
yard  sales,  it's important to remember thatplacement.Take the time to make your
signs...we  bought  ours  and  about
most things you buy are not going to be in
"new"  condition,  althoughhalfway through the first morning, we
noticed  that  we  weren't  getting
there are times when you will find items
that  are  brand  new,  inany customers. So we checked out our
signs--and  they  were  gone!
the box. And at a much lower price than in
the store.Most yard sales have lots ofWe put out more and the customers started
clothes  for  sale. But  if  you  arecoming  again. But  it
willing to take a closer look, you may findwas costly.And when you make your signs, be
tons  of  treasures.sure  to  make  them  sturdy  enough
The other day I found a shiny cookie sheetto stand up in the wind and also be sure
in  a  box  of "freebies"!your  lettering  is  large  enough
I was thrilled and so was my son, whoto be seen by people driving by in cars. I
didn't have one!My grandchildren have tons ofthink  a  large  arrow  pointing
books,  most  of  which  have  been
in the direction they need to go is
bought at yard sales. And all were in greathelpful.Be sure to plainly mark your items.
condition  and  didn'tIt  will  save  you  lots  of  time
cost over 50 cents apiece. I keep a lookoutduring the sale if you don't have to talk to
for  seasonal  itemseach  customer  about  the
for kids such as coloring books, littleprice of every item. If you aren't sure
stuffed  animals,  etc. Thenwhat  prices  to  ask,  it  might  help
when Valentine's, Halloween or otherto go out to some yard salesyourself in the
holidays  roll  around,  weweeks  before  your  sale  and
send the grandchildren a package filled withcheck out what others are asking for
neat  stuff for  veryitems.If you really want to get rid of
something,  be  willing  to  negotiate on the
little cash.This summer I am also watching
for  "new-in-the-box"  toys  forprice. By the same token, if you really
want  to  get  a  certain  amount,
children of all ages. In December, I'm
going  to  send  them  withbe willing to say no when someone asks for a
price reduction.When your yard sale is over,
my son (who is in the Texas National Guard)if you are lucky, you have space to store the
to  their  annual
leftovers until next time you need to hold a
Toy Drive. But almost every community hassale. However,  if  you're  not
some  sort  of  toy
one of the "lucky" ones, consider donating
drive at Christmas time. This way, I willyour  items  to  the  local
already  have  my  contributions
Goodwill box.Helping you live the good
and won't need to go out and spend morelife...on  a  budget!
money  during  the  holiday
Cyndi Roberts is the editor of the "1 Frugal
season.Yard sales are a great way to makeFriend  2  Another"
some  extra  money,  also. Plus,
bi-weekly e-newsletter and founder of the
you can get rid of unwanted items at thewebsite  of  the  same  name.
same  time. My  daughter
Visit to find creative tips, articles, and
and I recently held a sale and here are somea free e-cooking book. Subscribe to the
of  the  things  wee-newsletter and receive the free e-course
"Taming the Monster Grocery Bill".



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