http://univision23.univision.com/entretenimiento/videos/video/2012-11-28/buscan-tesoros-en-los-almacenajes-de-miami-storage-subasta-sorpresa?refPath=/news

My dad shows up around 2:13
They asked him why he bought a $15 unit...
We sold the Sleeper Sofa for $350!

Everything gets sold or taken to the dump with few exceptions:

I traded up an inkjet printer for an HP LaserJet from a unit.
I kept a nice full height bookshelf, and a leather chair I needed for my home office.
Cleaning supplies, and other consumables I will usually keep if opened, sell if unopened.
Generally if it's worth over $10 I will sell it.

Yup, at the Swap Shop. I think I'm going to start heading up there more often than every other week. The last 2 units I got are full of Swap Shop merchandise. The higher quality items I sell on Craigslist/Ebay.

We bought a locker yesterday at an opening bid of $25.00. No one else bid on it, as it was mostly cheap flea market stuff, pots and pans, junk furniture, etc. After hitting some more auctions I went back to rummage and found $1,200.00 cold cash at the bottom of a checkbook refill box. Some more digging turned up about 30 boxes of unopened Diabetes test strips which sell for over $30 a box on eBay, and about $100 worth of scrap gold and silver. With that and all of the swap shop merchandise, we're looking at clearing about $2600.00 off of this $30 junker. This is why I do this.

Hello everyone, I've just started in the Storage Auction game down here in South Florida. I've purchased 3 Units so far, bringing in a decent profit after all costs, but still have a ton of stuff left to sell. I mostly sell on Craigslist, and occasionally eBay. Less valuable merchandise I'll take to the Swap Shop once a month or so. To see my current listings search

(dot)miami(dot)craigslist.org/search/?areaID=20&subAreaID=&query=305-five2zero-nine3five4&catAbb=sss

Good luck to all, and happy hunting!