Buying a home is one of the biggest financial steps you can take. Buyers often get overwhelmed by the process and forget to make the right inquiries before buying a property. Your real estate agent is an excellent source to help guide you, so be sure to use him or her.
Through determination and hard work, Konner Bent persevered and found support and opportunity at You Move Me
There is hardly a time when you’ll have more To Do’s jumbled around in your head than when you’re preparing to move. In order to remain calm it’s important to stay organized and what better way to stay organized than with a list? In order to help move you, we have compiled a moving checklist for things that are; pardon the pun, a bit out of the box. Feel free to print this off and use as you begin your adventure to a new home!
Elyse and Patrick Ellison met by chance while they travelling. Now, together they run one of the most successful You Move Me franchise locations.
Having a garage sale is one of the easiest ways to get rid of your unwanted things. This can help you save time and money on packing and moving. Garage sales can be easy when you take the time to do some planning.
At the beginning of every year, the Pantone Color Institute picks a new color that sets the trends in fashion, decor and interior design. For 2016, Pantone surprised everyone with its choice of two colors: Rose Quartz (Pantone code 13-1520) and Serenity (15-3919).
When it comes to the look and feel of your home – the possibilities are as endless as the inspiration you choose to draw from. Do you have a favorite travel spot or a place that you’ve seen on postcards that you dream of escaping to?
How many times have you packed your clothes by leaving them on the hangers and throwing them in the truck or over the back seat of your car? Be honest! Those piles are heavier than they look, right? Well, here’s a better way to pack your clothes for the next time you move.
Moving and packing a la DIY may save you a little in the pocketbook, but will take its toll in other ways – hello stress? – if you don’t do it the right way. With spring just around the corner, moving probably means lugging along a burgeoning shed as well. So how do you pack up that shed?
You’ve boxed up the kitchen, the living room, the bedrooms, and the basement. Now it’s time to tackle the outdoor rooms – the patio, balcony, porch, and yard. Here are some tips to help when packing and moving those items that are (meant to be) built to withstand the elements.
