Comics-scifi_collectibles Volunteer Community Mentor
Sorry to hear about your mess. I've to deal with several of those over the last few years from the other end of the renter equation. I inherited a house in San Pedro Ca that has had no maintenance done for about 25 years or more.
Had to replace ALL of the electric wires and box last year, roof repairs, plumbing repairs, etc... Thankfully I have great renters who are willing to put up with an aging house at a good rent price. Kind of makes me sound like a slum loard but they want to buy the place some day. This year I will redo the floors, nothing fancy. I am so thankful that my parents left me their home so I know that I will have some $$ to take care of me in later years.
Hope you got your problem fixed fast.
I finally got some new listings up!
I was admiring my listings this morning that I finished yesterday only to realize that I had the WRONG pictures. UGH! Only two more lots of comics to go, thank goodness because they are a literal pain in the backside to list!
I hope when the day come to sell his whole collection we hire some to do it or go to a convention as dealers. Between the comics and all the other collectibles hubby has two whole bedrooms full PLUS the guest bedroom closet.
I always tell people that there are two reasons we never had children 1) I already have one 2) there is no room!
Hope you all had a good day, even it was a bit of a bumpy start.
soloinar:
I got a bid on the first lot of 4, oooo a whole $12. The books we're selling now are the junky ones.
It's all about condition and titles. If you have anything that you recongize as popular ie Spiderman, X-men, Superman etc... They are usually worth more. Some times a LOT more, you may have come out on the good end of that deal. Amazing Spiderman books can really bring high $. Plus even some of the odd ball titles, horror related etc can bring a fair amount.
About 20 years ago Keith sold about 5 file boxes full for $7 thousand, sounds not bad until we looked at a price guide just 2 years later and just ONE Amazing Spiderman book was going for $17 thousand in the condition we had 
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If you could tell me the names of the books and the issue number range I could give you a rough idea as the price does vary based on grade, just like any collectible condition is everything. This guide breaks it down pretty well on how guess at the grades. http://www.comicspriceguide.com/p-conditions.aspx
If there are books that may be worth a few hundred then it's worth having professionally graded and slabbed (cased in plastic) as that really ups the $$ amount in returns. Since stocks etc have been down there have more speculators buying slabbed comics as an investment.
A good portion of our retirment is in comics and toys, not planned that way but because hubby has been a comic nut since he was about 10 years old and is now 55 and still buying a few titles a month it just keeps piling up.
You may be sitting on untapped treasure 
You can send the comic list to my tombtowntucson08@yahoo.com address. It's the public one I use for our Halloween haunted house. I tried to message you my other one in the contact but e-bay wouldn't let me.
I have a comic book price guide I can check too. It would be great if I could help you find some treasure!
Jenny
That's great news! I'll keep an eye out for the e-mail. ( no pun intended :
:)
Jenny
O'h about 6 years ago I had eye surgery. The next day my eye was all swollen and a total mess. The doctor did a few things and off we went. It was Thanksgiving so it was "tood a loooo" and they closed up for the weekend.
It got worse and worse. We cancelled Thanksgiving everyone was afraid to come near me. When calling people to tell them it was cancelled I told them my new address was "Rear" (out back in a cardboard box)
A local medical center felt it was a reaction to steroid drops in the eye. Plus it had a major infection. To make a long story short once stopping the steroid drops the problem vanished.
Need to send mail to me put attention (out back) on the envelope.
Hope it calms down,
DWB
