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DoggPickle posted:Humblebrag? I'm consistently terrified of new friends seeing my house and deeming it "not worthy" because I live in a VERY rich area and most of my friends have McMansions that haven't even had the time to accumulate dust. Knowing this, you can start showing your house immediately because there's a 99% chance no one seeing your house cares about buying it for anything except the land. It's going to get knocked down the minute after you sign the contract. This is possibly another advantage for you because depending on how you write your contract, once you go through the valuable things and whatever you want to keep you could probably leave all of your furniture and heavy junk behind for the new owners' contractors to dispose of. As far as the other stuff goes, that's what estate sale companies are for. At the start of the process, take ten boxes or whatever fits into your nearest $29/month basic storage locker. That's your sentimental value allowance. If it doesn't fit into the tenth box, it goes up for sale. If it doesn't get sold within a reasonable amount of time, it goes on Craigslist or gets donated. My wife and I have moved a dozen times in about as many years including one to a different continent. Pretend (or don't pretend) you're backpacking your way across Europe in six months and you'll be amazed how many necessary things turn out to be not really important.
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