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CK Hwang
  • Capistrano Beach, CA
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Monetizing the trash out process

CK Hwang
  • Capistrano Beach, CA
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Hey everyone, so I'm currently working on a house in which the previous owner left behind everything. We've got a whole bunch of stuff to throw away, but also a whole bunch of stuff like books, furniture, tools, artwork, etc, that I think is worth money and could be sold.

for those of you that do trash outs, and I'm guessing most flippers do, has anyone ever gotten down to monetizing the trash out process? If so, would you mind sharing your sequence and processes? I'm trying to create an operating procedure so my next trash out process would be smoother and at the same time not leave any money on the table. Thanks.

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