Estate Sale Valuation

Step 1 — Photograph and catalog the home before the sale

Walk through the home and photograph every item being considered for the estate sale. SaveOr's AI identifies and describes each piece automatically, giving you a working catalog without manual spreadsheet entry.

Step 2 — Add estimated values and condition notes

For each item, record its estimated market value, condition, and any relevant details — maker's marks, provenance, age, or prior appraisals. This gives estate sale professionals the information they need to price items accurately.

Step 3 — Share the catalog with your estate sale company

Export a full inventory report or share direct SaveOr access with your estate sale partner. They can review items in advance, identify pieces that need professional appraisal, and plan the sale layout before arriving at the home.

Step 4 — Track sold and unsold items

As items sell, update your SaveOr inventory to reflect what's been sold, what's remaining, and what's been designated for donation or disposal. This running record protects both the estate and the sale company.

Step 5 — Generate a final sale report

After the sale, export a complete record of what was inventoried, what sold, and what remains. This documentation supports estate accounting, heir distribution decisions, and any follow-on charitable donation deductions.