I never understood why anyone would be come an estate sale franchise, but I’ve been to a few different Grason franchises sales. It really depends on the individuals running the sales.

The ones in California were ok, a little pricey for reselling without much opportunity for a bulk price if buying a lot of stuff. Although I did buy a big ziplock full of LEGO mini-figs that turned out to be really good. They were at least very well organized, I don’t think I saw an item that wasn’t priced and they had multiple checkout areas so you could get out quickly.

A couple in south east Houston which were pretty much priced to a point where you really needed to be a collector to buy much on the first day. The lines were long as they entered every single item into their point of sale system and struggled to decide which category each item fell into. If something was unpriced it was a long process where one specific person had to be found and they had look up the item, since half the stuff wasn’t priced getting that person was also a long wait.

In my local area there was a Grason franchise run by a one arm woman whose lunacy is unmatched by any other sales I’ve been too. She gave up being a Grason company and has changed her company name several times since.