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4 Ways to Help Your Home Sell Faster

Staging your home for your upcoming house sale and move is essential. With excellent home staging, your home will likely be sold and off the market quickly. In addition, solid home staging can help your home sell for more money. Here is a guide with some quick tips for staging your home to sell fast.

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5 Quick Ways to Empty a Home When Relocating

Many people take weeks or months to empty a home in preparation for a household move. But, unfortunately, some people only get a week to vacate, possibly even less. Emptying the home takes time, but there are ways to speed up the process. With these tips, you can make more progress each day.

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3 Tips for a Smooth Relocation to Your New Home

Do you have a big relocation approaching? Moving into a new home can be challenging, but having a plan can make the process easier.  Some essential tips can help you transition seamlessly and settle into your new space with minimal stress. 1. Create a Moving Plan and Checklist  Prepare your moving plan as soon as you discover that you will be moving. You should include timelines, checklists, and budgets in your moving plan.

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How to Pack a Large Area Rug

Large area rugs can easily sustain damage during a household relocation. In addition, packaging your large area rug will impact how it weathers throughout your move. Here is one strategy for packing a large area rug before your relocation.

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What to Know About Packing Linens, Pillows, Curtains, and Towels

Linens, pillows, curtains, and towels aren't breakable, so many people give little thought to how they pack these household essentials during a residential relocation. However, the packing process is vital for many reasons and packing the right way matters. If you're packing these items incorrectly, you could have very cumbersome, difficult-to-deal-with boxes and other associated problems. Below we've listed ideal ways to pack your linens, pillows, curtains, and towels. Use Medium Sized Boxes

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Most Common Spots for Left-Behind Belongings During a Move

The average home in the U.S. contains at least 300,000 items. With this information in mind, relocating becomes a monumental task. Unfortunately, between planning, packing, and moving, there is a real chance of leaving something behind. Therefore, stay aware of everything necessary by knowing the common spots movers must remember to check.

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How to Choose a Storage Facility When Moving

The storage industry has become a big business in the last few years. With over 49,000 facilities in the US, many people are using these for short and long-term storage. While the factors that have created this demand vary from person to person, you may need a storage unit now or in the future.

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5 Information Security Tips for Your Upcoming Move

You may be more likely to encounter fraud if you engage in certain activities in your daily life. Unfortunately, relocating to a new place can be one of those activities if you aren't careful.   You’re transferring a lot of your personal information between services and providing private records. Be vigilant, so your sensitive information doesn’t fall into the wrong hands.   Follow these tips to increase your information security during and after your residential move.

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Checklist for Moving From an Apartment or Rental

Your lease is ending, and you're moving to another home. You want to ensure a good reference from your landlord and get your security deposit back from your rental property.  First, refer to your lease agreement. Then, locate the portions of your lease that mention your move-out cleaning responsibilities. Your lease may already specify what you will be responsible for paying and cleaning before moving out. Here's a room-by-room checklist for moving out of a rental.

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7 Tips for Packing Your Garage, Shed, or Workshop for Moving

Garages, sheds, and workshops can sometimes take time to pack for a household move. Here are some tips to make the task less daunting. 1. Declutter Decluttering is the first step in packing any room, and the garage, shed, or workshop is no exception. Indeed, many people put those items they need help figuring out what to do within their sheds or garages.

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