Yes, of course, ms. Thompson's needs are the only real consideration.  When
I sold out my antique store two auctioneers barked from sunrise to sunset
for three days. In the end I believe they ended up with more than I did. I
had hoped that there would be a way the Porch could work together to
mitigate the fees

On Wednesday, April 22, 2015, John M Johnston (jmjhnstn) <
jmjhnstn@m...> wrote:

> Realistically, given the tip of the iceberg description from Charlie, this
> is something that will need to be done by a professional auction service;
> this is not something that can be done in detail or by long distance.
> Rather than thinking about what we want, we need to put ourselves in Ms.
> Thompson's shoes.
>
> .02
> John
>
> John M. Johnston
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