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UtahLister came out of selling my own family's items on Facebook Marketplace and KSL. The pattern was always the same: the photos and the pricing were the slow part. So I started doing those parts for other people.
WHY THIS EXISTS
I sold it in a weekend after I finally took clear photos and priced it against what other 2022 strollers were actually going for in Utah County. Then I helped a friend do hers. Then a friend of a friend. By the third one, I realized: this is what people need help with. Not selling, exactly. The starting.
I made it a business in early 2025 with three rules: I never touch your account, I never take your items, I never take a cut. Those rules haven't changed and they aren't going to.
WHAT STAYS YOURS
WHAT I BELIEVE ABOUT SELLING STUFF IN UTAH
Signs alone aren't enough anymore — most people Google before they drive.
Of the account, the item, the meetup, the money. Anything else creates risk neither of us needs.
"Scratch on the left leg" sells faster than "must see — won't last." Always.
REAL SITUATIONS
Most of my work falls into four buckets — moving sales, downsizing projects, estate transitions, and garage-sale-day prep. A pile of items, a deadline, and not enough time to do the listing work right. That's the part I take.
READY WHEN YOU ARE