How to Make Money on a Personally Procured Move (PPM)
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- A Personally Procured Move (PPM)-formerly known as a Do-It-Yourself or DITY Move-is a Department of Defense program to pay service members to move their household goods. Service members are reimbursed 100% of the government's estimated costs for moving their belongings to their next duty station.
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I just picked up active duty and really needed this, thank you so much!
I’m moving soon and this video helped a lot. Thank you!
This is really beneficial, because I’m doing my first PPM from Lee to Bragg, the information helpful. Thank you
You're welcome. So happy it was helpful to you!
Thank you this was so clear and easy to understand
Thanks for the info. It was helpful.
thank you for explaining
Great educational information. Thank you
Thank you!
For the ppm move do I weight the empty and full truck at the departure location?
I plan to do a sale before moving. Wonder if I get the total max weight reimbursement even when I move with much less weight. My plan is to make money and buy new stuff when I finally move.
If we use a GTC, do we still have the opportunity to make money this way? I've heard that we only will get reimbursed for the cost on the card so Im confused
If I’m doing a partial ppm, and pulling a car on a trailer. Do I weigh it with the trailer or without the car and trailer?
Thank you so much for this video!! I have recently retired and am starting a new job this month. My company offers a relocation service that packs out my home just as a PCS would. Since I "personally procured" this move by getting the job, am I still entitled to the reimbursement from Uncle Sam??
Yes, if you applied and were authorized a PPM.
My buddy has a retired Penske truck can I borrow that and if so what do I need ?
Do these apply the same to service members transitioning to guard units? He will not be active and will transition to the guard he’s currently active
If he is separating and going guard then you should qualify for one last household goods move. Then you could do a PPM.
When I retire and I elect to do a DITY move, how would I go about reimbursement? This wasn't covered in TAPs. I plan on moving from NM to NC but my home of record is Dallas, Tx. Would I get reimbursed the out-of-pocket to NC or just the cost associated if I would have gone back to TX?
did you ever find out the answer?
somewhat. I talked to TMO and they said I would have to get a weight before and after my HHG where in the truck and then file a voucher when I get to NC. No idea how much I could make on doing the move myself or if it will be worth it or not.
Hi the. link to the estimator doesnt work
Do you get reimbursed for moving costs when moving to your first duty station?
I have a travel trailer that weights 7,500lbs. My weight limit is 8,000lbs. Does my camper count toward my weight limit? Any response , tips , information would be greatly appreciate, thanks in advance.
No it does not. For a utility trailer yes
So per what you said, about doing PPM. So you are saying that if you are authorized 8000k of house hold goods, but you only end up moving 5000 of house hold good. They will pay the rest of the 3000?? Dont you have to weight your truck empty and full anyways? And then submit the ticket?
Ever find out?
@@contextclue if you are authorized 8000lbs and you only move 5000lbs, they will only pay you for the 5000lbs.
If I am doing a PPM, am I correct in thinking that is it beneficial for me to find the cheapest moving truck I can? In other words, I’m not going to be reimbursed for the cost of the truck specifically, but instead will deduct whatever I pay for the truck from the total amount the Army allots me based on rank, defendants, weight, distance, etc?
Yes, you want to keep your costs as low as possible.
I’ll be honest… didn’t get too much out of this video other than the 2 technical acronyms. What websites do we use??? How do you fill it out???
Update. You only need a Full weight ticket.
Can Confirm this DMO told me today you only need to weight the moving truck full. The only time you weight something empty is if you are moving a POV and claiming it with (HHG) inside of it.
Can someone clarify this?
@@klibersalinas15I work tmo and you will need empty and weight tickets regardless of towing a pov or not
@@zaytatum2823 so empty and full at the departure and then full weight at the arrival destination?