A storage unit doesn’t close itself when the renter dies. The lease stays open, the rent keeps coming due, and whatever is inside becomes part of the estate. If nobody pays, the facility can eventually sell the contents under state lien law. Maryland, Virginia, and DC each set different deadlines, so the first job is

Some of it, yes. Once nobody needs them, walkers, canes, shower chairs, manual wheelchairs, and lift chairs are basically household items, and we price them like anything else in the house. The rest isn’t yours to sell. Rentals go back to the supplier, oxygen gear often still belongs to them too, and prescription devices like

Embarking on the journey of estate cleanout is a significant undertaking, often accompanied by a mix of emotions and practical challenges. Whether you’re dealing with the estate of a loved one, preparing to sell a property, or simply seeking to declutter your space, the process requires careful planning and execution. In this comprehensive guide, we