Storage Unit Auctions

[Barefoot]

I went with my buddy to one and he bought one that had a 98 ninja in it.. you couldn't see it til you moved stuff around.. there is some good stuff in some of them..

i just want to do it once an see what i find. so im guessing the best way to find out is call some of the places up an ask when there auctions are.

[LQQKITZME]

i just want to do it once an see what i find. so im guessing the best way to find out is call some of the places up an ask when there auctions are.

Yeah.. they are on saturdays.. they just open the door and start bids at 10 bucks or whatever.. but you can't go in and look around.. so its kinda hit or miss.. but there are some cool shit in some of them.. with people loosing jobs and stuff I bet there is a lot to be had.

[Barefoot]

Yeah.. they are on saturdays.. they just open the door and start bids at 10 bucks or whatever.. but you can't go in and look around.. so its kinda hit or miss.. but there are some cool shit in some of them.. with people loosing jobs and stuff I bet there is a lot to be had.

ill find something out this weekend.

[stephen]

.. with people loosing jobs and stuff I bet there is a lot to be had.

that's a very valid point...honestly i've never heard of them, but this statement right here makes me want to look into it. not even with people just losing their jobs, but also losing their homes. imagine how much "decent" stuff is in storage.

my question is, do the storage companies host these auctions when people can't pay the fees? or is it something the unit owners do? i'm assuming it's a little of both...but just curious.

EDIT: nevermind...my question was answered by the above poster's link.

[drupason]

Hey just wandering if my info was somewhat useful?? I figured I would let people know cause I had no idea these went on and they are def a good way to make some extra money

that's a very valid point...honestly i've never heard of them, but this statement right here makes me want to look into it. not even with people just losing their jobs, but also losing their homes. imagine how much "decent" stuff is in storage.

my question is, do the storage companies host these auctions when people can't pay the fees? or is it something the unit owners do? i'm assuming it's a little of both...but just curious.

EDIT: nevermind...my question was answered by the above poster's link.