Monthly Archives: October 2016
How You Can Still Enjoy The Holidays During a Move
If you asked Santa for a new home, and he’s delivering, you may be boxing up ornaments while everyone else is decking the halls. Although moving adds many tasks to an already busy season, there’s no reason to be a Scrooge about your move. Here are a few tips to help you make your holiday-season … read more
Tons of People Are Moving to Austin Texas and Not Just Because It’s Weird
So many people are thinking about moving to Austin, TX that you may be one of them! The capital of Texas is both a college town and the nation’s 11th largest city. Remember to “Keep Austin Weird,” a slogan born of the desire to highlight the city’s unusual sites and residents. Check out Keep Austin … read more
5 Organization Tips for Downsizing Your Home
Empty-nesters and Marie Kondo devotees alike are moving away from the “bigger is better” model of housekeeping. They’re downsizing. Some people even go to the extreme of finding a tiny house! Whatever your reasons, downsizing your home is a mixed blessing. It feels great to lighten the load—but it’s tough to make the call when … read more
How to Protect Your Identity When Moving
Moving can be a chaotic time, and your best-laid plans can go astray. One thing you don’t want to lose track of, though, is your private identity information—that can cause you no end of trouble and expense. Take extra care to protect your identity when moving with these tips from the experts. Monitor Personal Documents … read more
4 Steps To Transfer Utilities When Moving
When you move, you’re not just moving your belongings; you’re moving your power and water, too. You’ll want these utilities up and running when you move into your new place, so sit down well before you move (a month is perfect) and make a plan to move your utilities. Step 1: List All Your Current … read more
Hurricane Safety Checklist
Preparation is the best protection against the dangers of a hurricane. What Should I Do? ❏ Listen to a NOAA Weather Radio for critical information from the National Weather Service (NWS). ❏ Check your disaster supplies and replace or restock as needed. ❏ Bring in anything that can be picked up by the wind (bicycles, … read more
