Sort in three simple categories: keep, donate or sell, and dispose, rather than trying to make every decision at once. Family members often want input on sentimental items, so giving that conversation room before listing avoids delays once showings start.
A cluttered home also photographs and shows poorly, and the Saskatchewan REALTORS Association's comparable-sale data reflects that presentation affects how buyers perceive condition even when the underlying structure is fine, so clearing rooms before photos are taken is worth the effort.
Once the space is cleared and accessible, a home this established can be priced on its actual condition rather than on what the clutter obscured. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.