Cash From Your Clutter - downloadable e-book - $9.95

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A manual filled with resources to help you turn your excess stuff into cash. 

Includes information on what sells, where to sell your excess stuff, how to place a realistic sales value on your stuff, the best time to sell your stuff, how to donate for tax deductions, a special section on how to rent your timeshare property and much more.  - $9.95 download!
Sample Content

It seems that we spend the first half of our life collecting stuff and then we spend the second half of our life trying to getting rid of stuff.

As a professional organizer, I have helped many individuals organize their homes. Often times, they didn’t want to just toss the things they had, so from their experiences came the birth of Cash From Your Clutter.

 - What can we do with things other than toss them?

 - Is it possible to make some money?

 - How hard is it?

 - Where do I go?

 - Who do I ask?

 - So where do I start?

There are many ways and it may depend on how the stuff arrived at your front door.

 - Did you inherit it from a family member that has passed way?

 - Or from several family members who have passed?

 - Or was it the silent type of accumulation that slowly crept into your home while you weren't looking?

 - Or are you the eccentric type—having had several hobbies, interests, likes, passions or careers in your past?

The concept of this book is that there are things lying around your home that could bring you money.

Some things may be obvious, like piles that you have set aside for a garage sale someday. Things you may have inherited, but you and your other family members don’t want them.

You have closets full of perfectly good things; some with price tags still on them. You may be crafty; you've made things that you could sell.

So start looking through those drawers, closets, attics, garages and storage units for items that could bring in money.

Let’s get started in your house with a pile or section of the house.

This may be the garage, junk room, attic, or someplace where all the stuff just seems to collect. For some, this could be a storage unit.

Start by going through your home to collect the items that you’d like to sell.

In my book, Clutterology® Getting Rid of Clutter and Getting Organized, I talk about what’s known as the four-box system. I have modified it for this book.