A complete system — website, training, templates, and tools — built for people who want to run a real, profitable local business. Not a side hustle. A business.
One-time investment. Includes everything below. Optional $39/month hosting after your first 30 days free.
I'm Jason Vega. When my family and I moved to Idaho, we bought a turnkey estate sale business — boiseestateliquidations.com. What we got was a website. That was it. No contracts, no pricing guidance, no idea how to find a client or what to do when forty people show up at 8am.
So we learned it the slow way. Over the following year we ran about 15 estate sales across the Boise area. We did the pricing, the staging, the advertising, the customer service. We managed sale-day crowds, security, and the parts nobody warns you about — what to do when a family disagrees about what's for sale, how to handle the guy who shows up at 6am, how to price a garage nobody wants to sort.
Then I went back to work: loss prevention from 2016, and since 2019, running digital strategy for a national fuel network. The estate sale business went quiet in 2016 and I haven't run one since. That's the honest reason I'm not running sales today — not because it stopped working.
What I kept was everything I wished had come with that original purchase. So I built it. I build software for a living, so I built the system properly: the site, the contracts, the pricing guides, the operational checklists, the marketing playbook. The operational judgment in it came from running actual sales. The tooling, the templates, and the current market specifics I built and rebuilt as a software problem.
That's what this is. A working estate sale business, assembled by someone who ran one — sold to you as the thing I should have gotten when I bought mine.
I built this because I know it works, and I'm selling it because most markets in the country still have almost no competition. If you move on your city, you'll own it.
Every sale you run gets its own page with item photos, descriptions, and prices. Here's what a real listing looks like — these are typical items and market prices from 2026 estate sales.
You get all of it on day one.
A real estate sale website branded to your company and city. Includes upcoming sales listings, individual sale pages with item photos and maps, and an email subscriber list that grows automatically.
Log in and run your entire business from one screen. Add a sale in under 5 minutes. Upload photos. Watch your subscriber list grow. No technical skills required — ever.
A complete curriculum built into your dashboard. Everything from finding your first client to scaling your operation. Written from real experience, not theory.
Eight ready-to-use Word documents delivered to your email after purchase. Customize with your name and logo — use them immediately for your very first client.
I'm not selling you a number. I'm selling you the work I already did.
| If you started from scratch | What you'd have to do | With this system |
|---|---|---|
| Website & booking | Hire a developer or fight a page builder for weeks | Branded site, live day one |
| Contracts & paperwork | Start from a blank page, or copy something risky off the internet | 8 drafted templates — take them to your attorney, don't start from zero |
| Pricing & operations | Guess, then learn what it cost you | Pricing guides + sale-day checklists |
| Marketing | Figure out where shoppers actually come from | The exact listing & promo playbook |
| Competition next door | Whoever else buys the same course | One territory per market |
What you earn is up to you, your market, and the work you put in — I'm not going to pretend otherwise. What I can tell you is exactly what you get.
A three-day sale in Nampa, Idaho — February 26 to 28, 2016. Eighty-five items catalogued, priced, staged, and sold off a single-family home. These are the real numbers off the invoice, not a composite or an illustration.
| What we priced | What happened |
|---|---|
| Two matched Art Deco bedroom sets | Every piece sold |
| Cherry wood china hutch | Top single item of the sale |
| Dining and kitchen sets, small appliances | Sold, most at or near asking |
| Eleven collectible porcelain figurines | Not one sold |
| Four hand-painted paintings | Not one sold |
That is the part worth paying attention to. Knowing what will actually move — and pricing the rest to clear rather than to flatter it — is the difference between a sale that finishes and a sale that leaves the family with a house still full of things.
Total gross on this sale was $4,115.35. That is one modest sale in one small house in February, and it is not a projection, an average, or a promise. It is one weekend that happened, documented on paper. What your sales look like will depend on your market, the estates you take, and the work you put in.
Built into your dashboard. Work at your own pace.
I'd rather tell you upfront than have you buy something that isn't right for you.
First to purchase gets their city locked in. I don't sell the same system twice in the same market.
Email me. I'll send you the live demo link and answer any questions — no pressure, same day response.