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Matthew used the Fairway residence until late May 1990 when he
moved to the townhouse and used it until he purchased a new home
during July 1990.
During the spring of 1990 petitioners were packing their
personal belongings, planning their move, and arranging for sale
of their interim residence (townhouse). The townhouse and the
Fairway residence were only a few blocks apart. Throughout the
period concluding on June 21, 1990, petitioners moved items into
the Fairway residence, including lamps, boxes of clothing,
furniture, and household items. The townhouse was placed on the
market without a broker by means of a "For Sale" sign and
petitioner wife personally undertook the effort to sell it. Due
in part to the advice of a real estate developer, petitioners
left some of their furniture in the townhouse and heated and air-
conditioned it during the period it was for sale to improve the
chances of sale.
On June 20, 1990, petitioners, in order to complete the
process of moving into the Fairway residence, hired movers to
handle some heavy items, including a gun safe, large china
closet, large boxes of books, and other heavy items that they
were unable to move themselves. As of June 20, 1990 petitioners
had moved all of their belongings into the Fairway residence,
leaving some of their furniture at the townhouse. On June 20,
1990, the U.S. Postal Service effected petitioners' change of
mailing address from the townhouse to the Fairway residence.
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