Job transfer to London

<p>Have you looked into consignment stores in the area tomsell the furniture? You might get a better price and they might pick it up for you. Something to consider.</p>

<p>Yes, I just made a list of consignment stores in the area today. That said, it looks like most take 50% of the sale, don’t pick up the furniture, and what doesn’t sell in 30 days is reduced and what doesn’t sell in 60 is donated. That means we could get nothing by going with a consignment shop! I will still call each one tomorrow and see what they say.</p>

<p>I have looked through Craigslist and most items are one single piece; not much in the way of an entire bedroom set. My daughter has a friend that might be interested in the night table and chest, but not the bed. My first thought is not to split the pieces up, but as the moving day gets closer, I might change my mind! If we could get the bed in the trailer, I would bring it home and put it away in the playroom where all my son’s extra furniture is. Once he settles in his final city and has a home, he would take the bed if he had the extra room.</p>