Contact a local moving and storage firm in your area and ask them what they are allowed to charge for unclaimed property. In TN, it was $75 /month the last time I checked, but that has been 18 years ago. Usually, after one year, with no prior arrangements, the property is considered to be abandoned and is yours to sell for the unpaid storage fees. Most storage places will not let it go that long, closing it out and selling it at 6 months of unpaid storage, but a friend of mine who owns one of the largest storage facilities in this area is generous and won't sell their stuff till it has been a year, since times have been very hard these last few years. He and I both don't understand why the people won't pick it up and sell it themselves, then pay the storage bill and pocket the rest, as sometimes there is just junk in there but many times there are valuables worth far above the back fees owed. Oh well, it is like when I used to move people for a living. People pay by both the mileage and the pound to move their belongings from one house to another, know this going in, yet still nearly everyone would sit by the truck as we UNLOADED and say to put this or that in the pile to go in the trash!
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