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[quote=Anonymous]https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/lump-sum-relo-expenses-program-memo.pdf I am not sure whether I will ultimately accept the relocation offer, although I am leaning toward accepting it since I do not currently have any better options. I have not received an official relocation letter yet, but I have received pre-notification that I will be relocated. In the past, I rented furnished apartments, so moving was simple—everything I owned could fit inside my SUV. Now, however, I own a single-family house filled with furniture, even though I live alone. Initially, I assumed relocation expenses would be reimbursed under the traditional model, so my plan was to move as much furniture as possible. Even if I downsized from a single-family home to a condo, I could use part of family room as storage. However, it now appears that my employer may be implementing a lump-sum relocation reimbursement model. That has made me reconsider whether moving the furniture is worth it. My furniture is not luxury-grade, but it is still good quality. I have two large solid-wood tables, two sofa sets, and furniture for two bedrooms, quite some speakers for home theater, etc. If I sell everything online, I would likely have to accept steep discounts. On the other hand, moving the furniture could still cost a significant amount, even if it ends up being cheaper than selling everything and buying replacements in Missouri. Another factor is that I do not expect Missouri to be a long-term destination. If I relocate, there is a good chance I would move again in a few years, meaning I might have to move the same furniture twice. Because of that, I am wondering whether it would make more sense to sell most of my current furniture and purchase inexpensive furniture, such as IKEA, after relocating. For those who have relocated long distances under a lump-sum reimbursement program, did you move your furniture or sell it and start over? [/quote]
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