Missy taylor at desert estate liquidators was perhaps the worst mistake of my life. Not only do I grieve the loss of my father but for his estate and our families inheritance. I do not believe she accurately accounted for the sale proceeds. She disputes this but has refused to provide requested information, documentation, or information needed to verify the correctness of the monies she collected. She also charged more than the agreed fee and claims a additional "default fee" because I was present during part of the sale. The contract does not provide for this additional fee.
She does not want the clients or their family to be present during the sale. (You should seriously wonder why so does not want clients present, and whether it is to make sure no one really knows what is going on.) We witnessed her her removing items during the sale for "safe keeping." The items were "returned" after we questioned her -- at least the ones were had knowledge of being removed. We do not feel she did a good job promoting the sale or giving special notice to persons who may be interested in some of the more unique items such as motor vehicle parts for restoration of classic cars.
I could go on and on but the bottom line, I hope you do your homework before hiring missy as dealing w her has left me with endless sleepless nights of regret.
Missy taylor at desert estate liquidators was perhaps the worst mistake of my life. Not only do I grieve the loss of my father but for his estate and our families inheritance. I do not believe she accurately accounted for the sale proceeds. She disputes this but has refused to provide requested information, documentation, or information needed to verify the correctness of the monies she collected. She also charged more than the agreed fee and claims a additional "default fee" because I was present during part of the sale. The contract does not provide for this additional fee.
She does not want the clients or their family to be present during the sale. (You should seriously wonder why so does not want clients present, and whether it is to make sure no one really knows what is going on.) We witnessed her her removing items during the sale for "safe keeping." The items were "returned" after we questioned her -- at least the ones were had knowledge of being removed. We do not feel she did a good job promoting the sale or giving special notice to persons who may be interested in some of the more unique items such as motor vehicle parts for restoration of classic cars.
I could go on and on but the bottom line, I hope you do your homework before hiring missy as dealing w her has left me with endless sleepless nights of regret.