Storage Considerations
Do you have property which you want to keep but
which you are unwilling or unable to take with you? Consider storing it. For
example, if you are moving to a smaller home but don't want to sell furniture which will
not fit, you can put it in storage. Large tools and work benches can be stored if
there is no workspace in your new home. Air conditioners and other appliances which
are incompatible with your new home as well as clothes which are inappropriate for your
new climate can also be put away for your return.
Inspect the storage facility carefully. Ask such questions as:
Is it clean? Are there palates for raising stored items off the floor?
Are the rugs rolled or folded and is the rolling or folding done by you or the
facility? Are rugs also stored off the floor? Is there evidence of any water
damage? Are there sprinklers, fire alarms, and security devices?
Find out if insurance is available through the storage facility
or if you will need to get it from your insurance agent.
Clean your property and make any necessary repairs before you
store it.
This Homebuyers Tip was excerpted from:
Moving: A Complete Checklist and Guide by
Karen G. Adams, Silvercat Publications, San Diego, 1994
ISBN # 0962494569
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