If you live alone what happens to your house when you go uni?
What happens to the house and if you it's still yours how will you pay the rent?
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Owning a residential lot is the same as in any other world. One household can only be connected to one lot. So, if a single sim from Oasis Springs wants to stay in a single household (residential lot) in Britechester, you will sell your Oasis Springs house when moving to Britechester, and then after graduating sell the Britechester lot when/if moving back to Oasis Springs, where you would need to buy your old lot back - like if you bought just any lot.
To keep all belongings and avoid NPC households to move in (if you have such mods), you can do what I did. I created a Placeholder household, and when a single sim goes away for a limited period, say to campus, I use Household Management to move 1 Placeholder sim into the home - kinda for looking after it. I don't play the householder sims, they are just placeholders. If my single sim has relatives in the game, I'd much prefer to move in a relative to care for the house though, cause it would add more to the story.
Doing it this way your sim can even visit your old home if you want to pretend s/he still owns it and need to go back to check stuff.
To keep all belongings and avoid NPC households to move in (if you have such mods), you can do what I did. I created a Placeholder household, and when a single sim goes away for a limited period, say to campus, I use Household Management to move 1 Placeholder sim into the home - kinda for looking after it. I don't play the householder sims, they are just placeholders. If my single sim has relatives in the game, I'd much prefer to move in a relative to care for the house though, cause it would add more to the story.
Doing it this way your sim can even visit your old home if you want to pretend s/he still owns it and need to go back to check stuff.
