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Putting your stuff in Storage.

If you will be living in temporary housing, you may need a place to store your belongings if the housing is furnished. Before moving, add storage of your stuff to you list of items to negotiate with your employer. Often, companies will pay for storage because it is only for a short period of time.

When searching for a storage facility, find one that is accessible 24 hours a day so you can bring additional items or pick-up items at any time. Find a storage facility that is climate controlled so your belongings will be safe. This is especially important if you have electronic equipment and other valuables that will not survive in extreme hot or cold. The storage facility should be under surveillance at all times so you can feel safe leaving items. You can pay by the month for a unit or you can rent one for a six months or a year depending on your needs.

Do some research on the internet regarding storage facilities before visiting the area for the first time. In addition you’ll have cost information that will be important when working out an agreement with your employer.  

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