Topic: Moving Guides & Tips

When your circumstances change, your current house may no longer work for you. Whether you’re upgrading from a condo to your first home, downsizing, or moving to a home that better suits your growing family, the prospect of buying and selling simultaneously comes with a number of challenges, including the important step of figuring out…

For many seniors and retirees, the home they have lived in for years or even decades is no longer right for their needs. You might find that your house has too many stairs, too much square-footage to maintain, is too costly for a fixed income, or is in an area where there aren’t the amenities…

Many people find they must list their house and prepare for a move in order to relocate for a job or to respond to a family emergency. Selling your house can be stressful in and of itself, but when you throw a move into the mix, you might find the stress creeping up as you try…

No matter your motivation—whether you’re moving for work, establishing a home and family, or simply seeking a change of pace—there are many factors to consider as you choose where to settle down. Don’t overlook The Crossroads of America: Indiana! Though it’s often dismissed as a flyover state, Indiana has much to offer, and the town…

Even though it’s still the dead of winter, many people anticipate moves that will come as soon as warmer weather comes. Spring and summer are peak seasons for moving, but while you’re waiting, you shouldn’t just bide your time until you get serious about planning and preparing your spring move. The earlier you begin working…

For some people, the process of packing up and moving involves detailed lists, contingency plans, and months of planning. Unfortunately, you don’t have that luxury because you must pack up all your stuff and get out of your current home or apartment in a few days. A last-minute move isn’t ideal, but it is possible.…

Moving a family poses numerous unique challenges. In addition to the challenges presented by moving more belongings and working with the logistics of schools and jobs, you must also consider how best to keep your kids occupied, happy, entertained and safe during the process. If you have younger children who cannot provide much in the…

Winter isn’t the most popular season for moving, due to both weather concerns and the interruptions of the holidays. However, that means that you can sometimes find great deals on leases or home sales during the winter months. If you decide to take advantage of those deals, you may find yourself planning a cold-weather move.…

Moving doesn’t have to hurt. It might be painful to see the financial cost, it might be hard to leave friends and family, and it could be tough to contemplate the stress of selling and packing. However, when it comes to moving day itself, limit the pain by preventing injury. Unfortunately, the most-damaged item in…

All moves require travel from your current house to your new home. When you move out of state or even across the country, you may not have the option of driving to and from your past and future residences with your personal items and family. When homeowners move over long distances, it’s sometimes more efficient…