Before buying a secondhand piano, read more about his background. Ask the seller about the make, model, year of manufacture and piano serial number if possible. You can use this information to find the value of the piano before you even look at the piano.

1. Why do they sell the piano?

The reasons for selling a piano are enough; make sure those reasons aren't going to cost you anything. Beware of reasons like, “It takes up space,” or “I could use the money.” It can allude to neglect, and if they need the money, chances are they didn't spend money on maintenance. You should also ask if they will buy another piano, and if so, why they prefer that than the one they sell.

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