I think there is some confusion about the wording here. If you choose "Keep Furnishings" all of the objects in the house will be transferred to your Sims' Household Inventory. @GoldenBuffy, this must be what you are choosing from the Menu. When you return to the house, it is empty because the furnishing all are in your inventory.
If you choose "Sell Furnishings"
the game will leave them all in place in the old house,
except for anything you yourself have put in your household inventory. It will pay you the value of the objects left behind, so that is why it says "Sell". You are selling them back to the house you're leaving, basically. When you return to the house, to build, or move in another Household, all the objects will be there,
except for the ones you put in your inventory.
"GoldenBuffy;c-16390843" wrote:
"paradiseplanet;c-16390716" wrote:
Well that's because objects are disappearing in apartments right now, it's a pretty serious bug and it's advised to never edit, visit, live in, or even look into an apartment. Pretty much don't even touch them with a 50ft pole; here's a thread about the broken apartments. As for the missing objects' return, I don't think you'll get them back anytime soon.
Yeah, I know about the apartment glitch, but I couldn't help it, I HAD to get my family out of there. lol So I did move them, they did lose three dinning chairs, a radio, coffee maker, and computer, but the rest of their stuff was there. So I grab it and moved them out.
But just like I stated in my OP, this was happening before the apartment glitching. I picked the stay option when I moved them out, yet when I got them in their new place, and went into the family inventory to start unpacking, ALL of the items that I wanted to stay behind was in there. *sigh* I must be doing something wrong.
There isn't a "stay" option. It is either Keep Furnishings or Sell Furnishings, and
Sell is the one you want.
You don't have to Evict them unless you want the food to stay in the fridge for some reason, that is the only thing different of which I can think.