Saginaw Series, Holiday Series, and Much More: Estate Sale Trip Through Michigan

Estate Sale Trip Through Michigan

I love estate sales, thankfully my husband does too. I use Estatesales.net every week to see where sales are. I did screenshots from several estates to include in the book.

Rebecca, Beth and Corey go on a buying trip through Michigan in "Enough Kindness to Fill an Empty Heart."

Corey created a road trip using these sites:

Estatesales.net

Click the blue box below to find an estate sale near you!

Some of their finds

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