Tie-dye artist and former model Laura La Rue is raising her 16-month-old daughter in a former school bus. "I'm trying to be ...

On Second Thought Consignment, founded by Wayne Davidson and his wife, Leigh Anne, has grown from a small 2,000-square-foot shop to a 8,000-square-foot consignment store, soon to be even larger ...

ELMA, N.Y. (WIVB) — Nancy Baker has always shopped consignment, and decided to open up her own shop to help families ... and ...

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It could be selling thrift store finds online. Today’s online consignment and resale shops ... else half of the item's value to handle it for me,” Conti says. “It allows me to do a little ...

Disadvantages Online consignment stores that operate through an auction house must deal with a significant amount of nonpaying buyers. Davis Kiyonaga, co-owner of Drop and Ship in Bethesda ...

So if you've got an eye for fashion, design and quality, and great buys make your heart soar, then a consignment clothing shop or kids' consignment shop could be the business for you. If you go ...

A furniture consignment shop can stock everything from a 100-year-old highboy to a 10-year young sofa. Just as in clothing, the trend these days is toward recycling, finding delightful ways to ...

"I find people can easily make $1,000 to $2,000 when they sell their unwanted stuff," says Carolyn Schneider, author of "The Ultimate Consignment & Thrift Store Guide" (iUniverse, 2012).