Sell With Poshlando

    Call us before you clear anything out. Tell us what you have and we will tell you what we would do — an estate sale, an auction, a cleanout, or help selling the home.

    Start with what you have

    You do not need to figure out which service comes first. We can coordinate the contents and the home while keeping the estate-sale and real-estate work separate.

    An estate sale

    We run the sale — staging, pricing, marketing, and the sale days themselves. Whole-house contents, downsizing moves, probate estates.

    Talk about an estate sale

    An auction

    Some collections and specialty items suit an auction better, because the buyer pool and the selling format are different. Coins, comics, sports cards, art, jewelry, sterling.

    Talk about an auction

    A collection

    We look at the collection and tell you whether it makes more sense in an auction, a focused online sale, or another selling format.

    Talk about a collection

    A few valuable items

    A car, a tractor, workshop equipment, a piece of art. Looked at and priced honestly, without taking on the whole house.

    Get an item reviewed

    A house that needs clearing

    We sort the contents and identify what may suit a sale, auction, donation, or cleanout plan. The written scope explains what Poshlando will handle.

    Talk about a cleanout

    The house itself

    Poshlando Realty, the separate licensed brokerage, sells the home. Estate properties, inherited property, probate, or a plain listing with no estate sale at all.

    Talk about the house

    Not sure what you need? Start anywhere.

    That is the most common call we get. A few details are enough — we will call you back and tell you what we would do.

    Tell us what you have

    A few details are enough. We'll follow up and talk through it.

    Prefer to call now? 407-906-5877

    We use your details to respond to this inquiry. We never sell your information.

    Just inherited a home? Read this first — it is written for executors and family members sorting through a house they did not choose to sell.