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3. Not your situation,

Wed May 8, 2019, 12:39 AM

May 2019

but mover we used to move my (deceased) husband's apartment items provided service to donate unwanted items to various places.

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Have you ever moved from a house to a tiny apartment? [View all] zanana1 May 2019 OP

I'm not interested in selling anything. zanana1 May 2019 #2

Not your situation, elleng May 2019 #3

Do you know if other movers do this? zanana1 May 2019 #5

I don't know; haven't used other movers. EDIT elleng May 2019 #6

I moved from a huge log home in Ohio Bayard May 2019 #4

Twice I've moved from a house to a smaller apt gristy May 2019 #7

Auctions and estate sales. They do a lot of the work for you. notdarkyet May 2019 #8

since your bank account has dwindled... dweller May 2019 #9

As a person that always lived in small apartments..... Lady Freedom Returns May 2019 #10

Pretend you suddenly decided to hook up with a fabulous lover in fierywoman May 2019 #11

The hard part for me is getting rid of the sentimental stuff. BigmanPigman May 2019 #12

Went from a two story 4 bedroom house Doreen May 2019 #13

Estate people in our area charge 30%. They do all the work. OregonBlue May 2019 #15

Some charitable organizations will pick-up donations. Fla Dem May 2019 #16