How much to move?

Thursday, January 28th, 2010 at 10:34 pm

How much do you think it would cost to move from West Virginia to Lousiana? I don’t mind using Uhaul or something similar. I have a one bedroom apartment, and I don’t have a lot of furniture, just a dresser, bed, book shelf, night stand, tv console (that is small) and vanity. Oh and four chairs and a very small kitchen table.
I don’t want to sell my stuff I have nice furniture from Bombay that I bought a couple of months ago.

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Michael K says:

January 28, 2010 at 10:34 pm

You’re probably better off just selling your stuff in West Virginia and buying new (used) stuff in Lousiana.

Even using UHall it’s going to be expensive. According to the Uhal website, it would be $830 to rent a 14" truck (plus the cost of gas, plus a tow unit if you want to tow your car behind) The cost adds up quickly.

In that case. goto http://www.uhaul.com and make a reservation. (if you move during the week, you get lower rates)

One more idea for saving some money. If you fill out a change of address form at the USPS, they’ll send you a packet of coupons. I’ve found that UHAUL is usually one of the companies that has a coupon in that packet.

Good luck in your move.
venicefloridarealtor says:

January 28, 2010 at 10:34 pm

Cost of the physical move:

http://www.move.com

Cost of living differences between 2 cities:

http://www.bestplaces.com
http://www.homefair.com

Good luck and best wishes.

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