boys finally back to school, mom carrie is taking aim at her family's bedroom closets trying to decluttern and unwanted wa wardrobe which she'll soon discover can still be worth big bucks. >> i'm rebecca. we're going to make you some money today. first the kids' rooms. >> a great jacket. too small on him. >> i'll take it. >> reporter: then her own. >> i think i've had enough of it. >> reporter: but how do you turn this pile in a pile of cash? >> be able to sell an item like that. >> reporter: enter resale expert lauren lash lerner. she says for those super motivated sell online. websites like posh mark, tradesie and thread flip let you post photos of your threads to post for top dollar presentation and popular brands. this shoshana dress retails for about $200 and if effectively resold online could fetch as much as $70. this kid's polo shirt around 35 bucks brand-new up to 20 used. >> this is a nice top. but it does have a stain. >> with the stain, i'd probably price it $7 to $10. >> that's about $100 for just three items. but if this seems like just too much work, you can also bag it. wi

when seasons change people tend to clean out, declutter and purge things they no longer need. what if you could be rewarded for your evidents an actually make a little money on your unwanted things. a bunch of second hand companies have popped up to help you buy and sell your clothes, furniture and even your cars without lifting a finger. how do they do it? we went to san francisco to find out. >> i live on the third floor. it's all stairs. and i don't want to have to ask a bunch of friends to move furniture. >> libby wanted to refresh her san francisco apartment with new furniture, but she didn't want to spend a lot of time or money figuring out the logistics. with just a few minutes of searching and a couple of clicks, this arrived the next day. >> i bought this chair, i bought a bureau and i bought a red trunk. they all look better than i thought they were going to actually. i'm happy. >> this is a friction list second hand transaction, smooth, effortless, easy. >> yea. looks good. >> capitalizing on a need in an industry that had not seen innovation move loot is part of se

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trying to declutter all the out grown and unwanted wardrobe which can be worth big bucks. >> we're goingmake you money today. >> this is a great jacket. >> it's too small on him. i'll take it. >> i just had enough of it. >> reporter: how do you turn this pile of clothes into a pile of cash. >> before resale expert. >> this looks like hundreds of dollars to me. for super motivated sell online. they let you post photos of your trendy threads to market and send online top dollar for presentation and popular brands. this dress retails for $200. and effectively resold online could fetch $70. this kid's polo shirt 35 bucks brand new, up to 20 used. >> this is a nice top, but it has a stain, i would price it 7 to $10. they say $100 for three items. if this seems like too much work bag it. with thread up, they send you a bag you fill it up and they sell it. you don't have to put any throughout into this. other companies like the flip side offer similar deals. we to toss our fowrg bags on four bags on the doorstep and away they go. the thread up team looks for quality and sell ability. >> we look

you want to declutter your living room for sure.k you something, this has their names on it. when you're selling -- when things are personal of a personal nature, do you want them into the house that you're trying to sell? >> no. you want to get rid of all photographs, get rid of everything personal and let a buyer come in and think that this is their home and let them personalize it in their own mind. keep james, keep david and get rid of the rest. >> all right. we've got another picture right there. the third one is somebody's kitchen. dawn sent this picture of her kitchen. she said they have old cabinets and old drawers. >> well the first thing is, i would change the dog food out. i food my dogs human grade organic food. it makes them live longer. so i would say always declutter. there's too much going on here. i would literally just empty all of these shelves. >> so you have a clear counter. >> it makes the space look bigger, as well. that trash is probably in the way a little bit. i would find a way of just moving it away for t

trying to declutter. she'll soon discover this can be worth big bucks. hi, i'm rebecca. we're going make you some money today. first, the kids rooms. >> it's a great jacket. it's just too small on him. >> reporter: i'll take it. >> just had enough of it. >> reporter: how do you turn this into a pile of cash? >> she'll be able to sell an item like that. this looks like hundreds and hundreds of dollars to me. >> reporter: for the supermotivated, tell online. websites let you post photos of your still trendy threads to market and sell online. >> let's give it a little steam. >> reporter: and popular brands. this dress retails for about there are 200. if effectively resold on line could sell as much as $70. this kid's polo shirt up to $20 used. this is a nice top. it does have a stain. >> with the stain, i would price it anywhere from $7 to $10. >> reporter: that's about $100 for three items. if this seems like too much work, bag it. with thred up, they send you a it. you don't have to put any thought into this. other companies offer similar deals. we toss our four bags on t

we put veterans to work in our community and we haul junk and declutter homes. >> and these trucks are to show up at my house. i can't wait. >> the community knows we're coming and knows we are respectful and on time and that's what we do. >> and you just started this year, january. and you said you met a lot of veterans that, again, needed the right opportunity. and what was the transition for you? >> it was smooth. >> and you started in january and said you just bought another one? >> yeah, we went full time in april and three months later, i already had my return on investment and bought anath r franchise. >> and you're a franchisee in dallas, texas and said you found this through a veteran's fair? >> yes, i want through an entrepreneur seminar and hooked up with an ad visor and he said what about this? and i said that's great. >> you must get an amazing response in texas? >> yeah, kids running down the street, it's like a parade, kids yelling, hey, jdog, stop. >> and you want to hire about 2,000 veterans. and you want veterans specifically for these jobs and opportunities. >> we're