Contents and property
The estate sale and the home sale can be coordinated from the beginning.
The contents and the home affect the same schedule. Planning them together makes the order of work clear while keeping estate-sale and brokerage services separate.
Why the two belong on the same timeline
Plan both decisions together
We look at the contents and the home early, then define the estate-sale work and any Realty work under separate agreements.
The sale brings people into the property
An estate sale brings buyers into the home for the belongings. If someone asks about the property, we bring that interest back to the family.
The property timeline stays visible
Sale preparation, pickup, clearing work, photography, and a property listing can be scheduled in the right order.
Representation stays where you want it
We coordinate with your existing listing agent, or Poshlando Realty — the separate licensed brokerage in the Poshlando family — represents the property where that is what you need. Your call, in writing.
An estate sale does not sell a house. It handles the belongings while the family decides what comes next for the property.
Who does what: Poshlando Estate Sales & Auctions handles the contents and collections. Licensed real estate brokerage services are provided separately by Poshlando Realty, a separate licensed brokerage. You can use either without the other.