Duplicate Homeowner Costs

Reimbursement for expenses incurred for the previous residence (which is being offered for sale and is unoccupied) is allowed after the settlement/lease date of a new, long-term residence. Duplicate homeowner costs cannot be reimbursed during the settling-in period.

Reimbursement of expenses is limited to 6 months from the date of settlement or lease of your new residence.

Reimbursement can be obtained by submitting a copy of the unexpired lease, an itemized list of expenses, and the supporting documentation showing payment of the expenses.

Duplicate homeowner reimbursements are included as part of the 14% of sale price maximum reimbursable expenses on your home sale.

Allowable expenses include the following:

• Maintenance of buildings/grounds
• Mortgage interest
• Property insurance
• Property taxes
• Utilities

Property management fees and property improvements are not allowable costs.

If you have questions about duplicate homeowner costs, be sure to contact the relocation administrator.