Everyone has an opinion about the best time of year to move. But the trouble with opinions is that they are often in conflict. It is important to know no matter the month, there are pros and cons of moving during each season.
Getting married, splitting rent with a friend, moving to a new city with your partner: these are all exciting life changes that require a new home. But after you’ve found that perfect space comes the tricky part: combining the entirety of your households. The truth is that not everything can come along.
When you’re moving all of your worldly possessions to a new home, mistakes are bound to happen. But rather than resorting to trial and error, why not just learn from the experiences of others? That’s why we’ve compiled the top 5 moving mistakes we constantly see from the first time and experienced home movers.
Fact: Moving is stressful, and a lot of that stress comes from packing everything you own. On top of that, you can’t just throw it all in boxes. We all know that dishes and antiques need extra attention –but did you also know books need to be packed carefully too?
Congratulations to wrapping up another college semester! Unfortunately, you don’t have a lot of time to move out of the dormitory. It is also bittersweet to say goodbye to your friends. Don’t leave all of the hard work for your parents.
One of my least favorite conversations I have with potential customers is when I have to inform them that we do not have any availability left for their move. And since Spring is the best time to move and to sell your home, availability is even lower.
House plants are a big part of a home’s overall décor. They add beauty but also serve practical uses, such as cleaning the air or even growing herbs. It’s no wonder then that many people are committed to bringing them along when they move.
Finding a new home or selling your current one is difficult, especially when it involves moving to a different city. You might not know the best neighborhoods in your new town or be familiar with housing prices and market trends.
Professional wine shipping is a niche business vital to any wine collector planning to relocate his or her cellar. Are you a wine enthusiast or collector that wants to move a wine cellar or collection? If you’re seeking to preserve your treasured wines but don’t know where to start, we have some tips for properly moving a wine collection.
Moving costs are far too often overlooked by homeowners. It makes sense though, when considering the other financial concerns tied up in securing a new home, including mortgages, closing costs, rental application fees or deposits.
