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Tips & Tricks for Today’s Real Estate Market
Posted March 21, 2012 by Jennifer
Real estate markets continue to show signs of recovery. The average sales price for a home has risen over the last quarter, but it’s still a competitive market. If you are listing your home, here are a few do’s and don’ts to consider: DO’S 1. Be flexible. Often it’s the little things that push a buyer into…
Making A List And Checking It Twice
Posted December 6, 2011 by Jennifer
So you’re ready to move into your new home. Now what? Lists, lists, lists. Once you start packing up and your PODS container is ready to go to your new location, it’s convincing to rush to the finish line. Instead of rushing, take your time and do everything right the first way around. Here’s a…
Avoid Moving Mishaps
Posted September 12, 2011 by Jennifer
For about a week now, I’ve seen this couch that seems to be stuck in the back stairway on the third floor at this apartment complex. It’s hard to tell if it was on it’s way in or out, but the fact remains, something must have gone wrong in this move. It also seems like…
Tips for a Smooth Move
Posted August 23, 2011 by Jennifer
For about a month or two now, we’ve been coming up with moving tips to share with everyone on social media. After a few weeks of this, we’ve compiled quite an archive of all of these ‘Moving Monday tips’ as we like to call them. So, instead of scrolling down our Facebook page or searching…
First Time Home Buyer Credit
Posted February 22, 2010 by bwarner
If you are considering a local move or long distance move to a recently purchased new home be sure to capitalize on some of the tax incentives or tax credits offered by the federal government. Legislative changes in November 2009 expanded and extended the First Time Home Buyer’s credit. This is a credit for up…
Storing Valuables and Electronics
Posted October 20, 2009 by bwarner
When moving, renovating or even when you need to safely stow values and electronics, PODS storage is an easy answer. Nothing can be more devastating when temperature or moisture damage destroys your belongings. Whether they’re more recent acquisitions or heirloom items, storage center features are very important. Storage with PODS just makes sense. Some highlights…
Kitchen Packing Tips: How to protect your plates and breakables
Posted October 13, 2009 by bwarner
Preparation is important when packing away your kitchen, especially when faced with how to handle your more fragile kitchenware such as plates, glasses and china. Knowing this, we’ve put together a few tips to consider when packing your kitchenware: Boxes: Always remember to use sturdy, thick boxes. This is one area where you should not…
Moving checklist – don’t forget to…
Posted October 7, 2009 by bwarner
We’ve covered a number of packing tips – especially for those rooms or areas that are difficult or create paranoia (e.g. – “Oh no, my china!”). Moving advice would not be complete without a reminder for those small things that slip through your memory like a sieve. Forward your mail: What seems obvious to most…
House Hunting Tips
Posted October 1, 2009 by bwarner
When looking to sell an old house in favor of a newer one (due to growing a family, ditching a bachelor pad, etc.), buyers can be faced with difficult tasks, old and new. Step 1. Work with the pros – Unless you’re a seasoned veteran or the epitome of independence, working with a realtor and…
Determining the cost of your move
Posted June 1, 2009 by Vince P.
There are many factors that will affect the cost of your move. Be sure to carefully consider these, and be prepared to find more along the way: Size: The overall weight of your move can affect the price with some companies. Generally portable storage is not weight based, however with professional movers, often the heavier…
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