Megan Donovan

 Storage units are rented to store personal belongings and then after the monthly rental fee is not paid for a period of time. After that by law, the contents of the unit are auctioned off at a auction to the highest bidder.

 Easily found online  Tells the next auctions coming up  Usually a few going on in the same area

 A friend  Big car  Money  Flashlight

 Arrive early if possible.  Sign in sheet going over rules along with terms and conditions of the auction.  Cash only method of payment, need cash on you cannot leave to get more.  Sales tax and deposit fee required when locker is bought.  Need to be 18 years or older and need a valid id.  Must remove all contents of unit purchased within the time specified by facility.  No use of site dumpsters, or garbage cans.  Needs to be broom swept clean.  Unit is sold “as is” merchandise.

 Need valid identification.  Pay for locker, with sales tax, plus 50 or 100 dollar deposit.  Able to go into locker and see what you bought.  Clear out belongings within 24 hours.

 Store items whether it be a garage, downstairs, a store, a shed, storage, or warehouse  Organize items by style  Price range all items  Pick out items for myself  Calculate all sales and compare it to the total spent to make sure there is a profit at the end

 Ebay  Craigslist  Vendors  Yard Sales  Consignment Auctions  Internet  Flea Markets  Miscellaneous