Attention Dallas Area Stagers and All Bargain Hunters! Bottom Dollar Resale & Thrift Now Open!
Lynn & Danny Gammill have finally opened Bottom Dollar, a resale and thrift shop at 751 N. Britain Rd. in Irving Texas. They have a wide assortment of items for sale, including clothing, jewelry, knickknacks, art, rugs, furniture, electronics, exercise equipment and so much more.
This event has been years in the making. Lynn and Danny help clean up after estate sales. They have been warehousing unwanted merchandise for a long time and planned on opening in one location, only to have to move to their current site.
There are bargains galore in this huge store, and the owners are willing to negotiate if you don't like the prices. Bottom Dollar will be a fantastic resource for stagers with clients who don't want to rent a houseful of furniture, or who only need a few accent pieces that the stagers don't currently have in their own warehouse. My sellers at 3431 Cloverdale, Farmers Branch Texas availed themselves of the selection at Bottom Dollar and created a warm, cozy feel to their vacant home. For pennies on the dollar over the cost of a 2 month rental agreement wiith a national furniture rental company, these sellers tastefully furnished the home. When the house sells, the items will be returned to Bottom Dollar for Lynn and Danny to resell to other customers.
Rows & rows of clothing, lighting, art Lynn (behind customer in blue) and her mother (behind
counter) assist customers will cell phone purchases
If you're in Irving, stop by Bottom Dollar and check it out! If you're after something specific and don't see it, just ask. Lynn & Danny probably have what you're looking for in one of their numerous warehouses. Bottom Dollar Resale and Thrift, 751 N. Britain Road, Irving, TX. 972-489-6876 or 972-523-0568. Call for hours of operation.
Lorrie Semler, e-PRO, GRI, SRES
Addison Resident/Addison Specialist
Keller Williams - Dallas North
972-416-3417
www.LorrieSemler.com
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Thanks for sharing this Lorrie and you're absolutely right, in certain price points of homes gently used, nice looking furniture found at area thrift stores may be just what the property needs to create a buyer ready look for a fraction of the cost of new or rental pieces. I have plenty of pieces myself from local 2nd hand stores I use to stage properties and always recommend using what you have first (if able). The added bonus here is also donating it once the property sells for an added tax break. I will certainly be checking out the store in the future.