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Free tools, comparisons and working documents

• How EstateTagSale compares to what is already on your truckMost estate sale companies end up with a listing site, a card reader and a Sunday night spreadsheet, so the real question is which piece each one is honestly doing.
• EstateTagSale vs SquareSquare is a general purpose point of sale for businesses selling the same catalog week after week, and EstateTagSale is built for one household priced, sold down and settled inside about eight days.
• EstateTagSale vs EstateSales.NETEstateSales.NET is where local buyers find your sale, and EstateTagSale is where the house gets tagged, sold down and settled with the family.
• EstateTagSale vs HiBidHiBid suits operators moving households into timed online bidding, and EstateTagSale suits companies who still price the house by hand and open the front door on Friday.
• Free calculators for estate sale companiesTwo quick tools for the numbers that decide a job, one about what the sale pays you and one about whether you can price the house before preview night.
• Settlement Math CalculatorPut in the numbers from your last full house and see what the family takes, what you keep, and what an hour of crew time on that job was actually worth.
• Setup Day PlannerEstimate how many days of tagging a household really needs before preview night, so you stop promising a Friday you cannot hold.
• Resources for estate sale companiesWorking tools for the parts of the job nobody teaches you: what a house really pays, how long the pricing pass takes, and how to leave a family satisfied.
• Sale Week Run SheetOne page that carries a household job from the intake walk-through to the settlement check, in the order the work actually happens.

• Home, the full picture of how a sale week runs on EstateTagSale, with pricing and the walkthrough form.
• Author, who builds and supports the product, and what he is accountable for.
• Site map, this page.

• Where the sale week leaks money, four costs that show up between setup and settlement.
• How it works, the four passes through a house from cataloging to close.
• Features, tag numbering, markdown schedules, the register, holds and settlement statements.
• The crew, what taggers, the register lead and the owner each see.
• Results, setup time, recovered revenue, time to close and referral growth.
• Owners on the record, three companies and the numbers behind their sales.
• Pricing, One Crew, Company and Multi Crew, billed monthly.
• FAQ, pricing, setup time, data handling, card readers, cancellation and spotty internet.
• Book a walkthrough, the form that reaches Jimenez Julien directly.

• The Tag Room, the magazine index with all nine articles on pricing, sale day operations and settlement.
• How do I price a whole house in two days without stalling the entire setup crew? A room by room pricing sequence that keeps taggers moving, sets research aside for the twenty items that deserve it, and gets the house shelf ready before preview day.
• Should I take an estate sale on commission or buy the contents outright from the family? Commission protects your cash and shares the upside.
• What sales tax do I actually have to collect and remit on an estate sale in my state? Most states treat a professionally run estate sale as retail, not a garage sale.
• What is the right markdown schedule for a three day sale and when do I break it? Fifty percent Saturday and seventy five Sunday is the default for a reason.
• How should I handle firearms, ammunition and prescription drugs found during a household setup? Every full house turns up something you cannot legally put on a table.
• Why do families argue about the settlement statement and how do I write one they trust? Disputes almost never start with the gross number.
• How did one operator run a hoarded four bedroom house and still clear it in eleven days? A full walk through of a heavy accumulation job: the intake decision, the crew hours, what got tabled versus tossed, and where the margin actually came from.
• What is happening to brown furniture prices and should I still put it in the sale? Mahogany dining sets and china cabinets no longer carry a sale.
• How do I run the first hour of a sale when eighty people are waiting on the lawn? Numbered entry, capacity limits, a checkout that does not jam and a hold system that survives the rush.

• Legal notice, publisher, registration numbers, hosting, intellectual property and applicable law.
• Privacy policy, the exact form fields collected, retention periods and how to exercise your rights.
• Terms of service, subscription terms matching the published prices, data ownership and cancellation.

• Request received, the confirmation shown after the walkthrough form is sent.
• Page not found, where a broken or outdated link lands.