MileFound Guide
Choose Your Find Radius
Why Radius Matters
Collectors often make decisions based on more than whether a sale exists. Distance, direction, timing, and nearby clusters all matter. A sale 20 miles away may be easy. A sale 180 miles away may need to be exceptional.
A Better Way to Think About Local Sales
Instead of searching city by city or source by source, MileFound starts with your home base and looks outward. That helps organize opportunities around how collectors actually decide where to go.
Maps Make the Decision Easier
A list tells you what exists. A map helps you understand whether a find is nearby, regional, or a bigger trip, and whether multiple available sale locations can fit together. MileFound maps available sale locations and may show approximate locations when an exact sale address is not clearly provided by the source.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is MileFound an estate sale company?
No. MileFound does not run estate sales or auctions. MileFound helps users discover relevant sales and links them to the original source for details.
Does MileFound replace auction sites or estate sale listing sites?
No. MileFound is a scouting and discovery layer. Users should still review the original listing, photos, terms, dates, pickup details, and registration requirements.
Can I just ask an AI tool to find sales near me?
You can use an AI tool for a one-time search. MileFound is built for recurring scouting, saved preferences, map-based review, collector-specific filtering, and organized delivery.
What is a Find Radius?
A Find Radius is the distance from your home base that you are willing to consider for relevant sales. MileFound uses it to focus results around your location and travel range, while still relying on available source information.
Who is MileFound for?
MileFound is for collectors, dealers, thrifters, resellers, vintage shoppers, and anyone who wants help finding local sale opportunities they might otherwise miss.
Does MileFound guarantee that a sale has the items I want?
No. MileFound identifies sales that appear relevant based on available information. Users should always verify sale details, photos, dates, terms, pickup requirements, and bidding information with the original source before traveling, bidding, or buying.