Most people tend to plan ahead when they know they are moving. The best way to do this is to make a checklist of items you need to pack and then begin packing the small things into boxes and then store them some place safe. Once moving day approaches, begin packing the larger items and the hassle of moving should be reduced. How do you estimate the number of boxes you will need? You have an entire house to pack and there are countless little items which need to be boxed. No worries, we set out to answer this question for you.

Whether you’re moving out of your parents house for the first time, from your dorm to an apartment, or you’re taking off to grad school in a couple of months, you can have an easy move that is also easy on your wallet. While going to school is often very exciting and rewarding, getting to your new place may seem like a daunting task. There are a lot of ways that you can cut costs and still have a great move, and here are a few tips to help you plan your move on a limited budget.

Author: Ella Andrews
Moving can really disrupt your day to life. Because it takes up so much of your time, it can be difficult to take your mind off it. This, in the end, leads to stress. Therefore you need to plan – and you need to plan very well. This is a step most people miss out when they move to a new house. They forget how crucial this step is in the moving process. In order to achieve a smooth and straight forward move that is stress-free, it is imperative that you plan and organise your move to the best of your ability. Below are some ways to plan.

Are you planning to move in the near future? Do you want to be organized during your move to ensure everything makes it to the new home safely? There are many ways you can stay organized while moving, although it can be a bit complicated. If you’re moving and want to learn what you can do to stay organized before you move, then you’ve come to the right place.

We've learned the hard way that there's some very important things that should be checked before signing the papers to buy a new home. Sure you can have someone do an inspection and look over the place to make sure you're termite and flood damage free, but these things fall into a different category — the immediate honey-do list!