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vintage and antique -- Estate sale goddess
vintage and antique -- Estate sale goddess
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Meet Chicago’s own ‘Estate Sale Goddess’

When a loved one dies, it can be difficult to know what to do with their belongings. These Chicagoans can help with that.

By Micah Yason
   

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When the owners of a local vintage and antique store opened shop back in 2009, they weren’t expecting people to also come to them with questions about liquidating estates. That’s when their store morphed into the Estate Sale Goddess.

Reset learns more from the team behind the effort.

GUESTS: Lynn and Ty McDaniel, owners and founders of Estate Sale Goddess

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