Camille Durocher

Set a time limit and stick to it: rushed beats perfectionism every time.

Price items from sold data, not asking prices, to clear a spare bedroom in one afternoon.

Photo app and Facebook Marketplace turn household clutter into quick cash.

Local pickup eliminates shipping costs that can dwarf furniture profits.

Price against sold comps and choose the channel that matches each item's value.

Donating and selling have different financial returns, and the math matters more than the guilt.

Why certain objects feel impossible to discard, even when unused.

Casual declutterers can earn thousands annually by selling household items across platforms.

Start two months before moving day to price items right and avoid last-minute fire sales.

Decide what sells before you touch anything, or watch your cleanout collapse into piles.

Price your quit-hobby gear by what actually sold, not by what sellers hope to get.