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City Living lets you run your own yard sale!

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You read that correctly! With The Sims 4 City Living, you can start a yard sale on any residental lot in any world!

To start your yard sale you’ll need at least one table where you’ll place your objects. The only table that lets you start a yard sale is the Come and Get it Street Store table that came with The Sims 4 City Living.

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Now it’s time to select the objects you’re about to sell! You can only sell objects that can fit in your inventory as you’ll have to drag those objects from your inventory to the table. Want to get rid of your old books and make a profit? Click on the table, select View Inventory and drag all the books you want to sell. This is just an example as you can place any inventory object onto any street store table.

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Now that you’ve placed objects in the table’s inventory, it’s time to stock the table. Click on the table and select the Stock Table interaction. All the items you’ve added in the table’s inventory will be placed on the table.

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You can manipulate the prices of the items you’re selling, giving your Sims a bigger profit than what they’ve originally spent. Click the table and select Mark Up Prices…

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You’re finally ready to start your own yard sale! If you have more than 1 table you’ll need more than one Sim as a Sim can only tend one table. If you have two Sims and two tables, make each Sim use the Tend Table interaction. Then, click on only one table and select Start Yard Sale.

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Various Sims will now come to your lot and buy items from tables that are being tended.

You can also sell paintings during yard sales by buying The Street Gallery object and stocking it with paintings.

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Each yard sale lasts for 3 hours. You’ll know how much time you have left by the yard sale interface on the top left corner:

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