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Originally Posted by HuskyMan
Listen dude, when you have just closed on the sale of your house and ALL of your earthly belongings have to be loaded onto a moving truck or they will literally be thrown out onto the street, you may have a different attitude.
The purchaser of your home is screaming at you to get your things out of his house NOW and you are standing there, di** in hand, trying to explain that Uhaul has no trucks available.
That's when they tell you either a; move your stuff out of MY house now or b; we'll call the sheriff and he will move them for you.
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I think you will find that 100% of the people here understand moving pressure.
heres what Ive done, I don't like moving pressure, so whenever possible, I do a carryover month. Give myself a month to move out and in. No stress.
When I couldn't do that, I rented self storage for the carryover month and spent the last month moving my crapola. Great practice for in town moves.
When ive moved cross country, I try and build in the same carryover. Example, moved to the midwest. Flew out, found an apartment, set everything up 2 months before my existing apartment back east was up.
Flew home, loaded up, left a month early, mailed last check. Again, no stress is worth the extra money spent