my most recent 10x20 was stuffed with good, yet old electronics and things. A LOT of 1-5 dollar items that I don't want to throw out, but its a pain to organize everything and get it prepared for sale on ebay/craigs. My community only has 1 more garage sale scheduled for the year and its in the middle of october. I guess we will see what happens.
Not being a smart ass, but, although you are correct in that 'all things have value to someone', at what point does it become more fiscally responsible to heave their 'treasure', because it has become your trash?
If you're renting a storage unit at $100.00 a month, how much material is in it, and, every month that you sit on it you add to the deficit, how much more profit does it now need to generate just to break even?
Spending a dollar to save a dime is not a wise business decision, as I'm sure you're well aware of as a business owner, J.
Would it not be more beneficial to dump it off on 'curio shops, thrift stores, second hand stores and, if worse comes to to worse, the land fill, than to sit on it, draining $100.00 a month from your pocket, unless you have other things in the unit and need that much space?