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Prefer or can only afford great idea i never thought of non the less
I always wonder why the heirs don't keep the furniture for own use.
I always expect it's they don't have the room. Grandma did a reverse mortgage. So you don't get the house can't pay for storage fees. Might as well get rid of it.
Maybe there aren't any heirs. Or they're across the country, or it doesn't go with their decor. Etc.
Probably because it's brown and makes the room look like a barn. But not a trendy one.