Identify Important Assets
Firearms, coins, vehicles, equipment, antiques and collections can be overlooked when an estate is cleared too quickly.
When an estate contains more than ordinary household contents, the first job is identifying what deserves attention before property is donated, divided, moved or sold.

Brad Olson Auctions works with families, executors, trustees, attorneys and other authorized representatives. The right sale plan depends on the property, location, timeline and mix of assets.
Firearms, coins, vehicles, equipment, antiques and collections can be overlooked when an estate is cleared too quickly.
Property is organized, photographed, described and grouped in a way that helps bidders understand what is being sold.
Marketing, bidding, pickup, transfer requirements and seller accounting are handled under the written auction agreement.
Wide photographs of rooms, garages, shops, safes, outbuildings and stored collections can reveal categories worth reviewing.

Usually not. Start with wide photographs so valuable categories are not accidentally removed.
Yes. Brad Olson Auctions works with authorized representatives as well as families and owners.
Those categories should be identified early because they can require different cataloging, security, marketing or transfer procedures.
Often, but not always. The property and buyer market determine the best format.
Brad Olson Auctions provides auction-related review and sale services, not legal, tax or certified appraisal services.
Send a few wide photographs, the property location and the decision timeline.