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Inherited furniture is meant to be a gift. Here’s how to make sure it doesn’t turn into a burden. ALPA PROD / Shutterstock.com
Life’s hard enough when a family member dies. But the stress can be compounded when those left behind are confronted with a houseful of inherited furniture. To make matters worse, the used furniture market is fairly limited. Instead of hulking antiques, today’s young homeowners prefer smaller pieces that are multipurpose and easy to move. After a couple of decades of appraisal and resale work…
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