Whether you’re changing countries, cities or streets, moving is a big deal. Once you’ve narrowed it down to the city you’ll be living in, there are some definite things to consider before settling down in one spot. It all boils down to one question: what do you look for in a neighborhood? Take a look at our list of some of the most important points to consider!
Buying a home can be a stressful process. You want to find your dream home at the right price in a timely fashion. One of the best ways to make the home buying process go as smoothly as possible is to communicate effectively with your real estate agent.
Moving into your new place can be an exciting but stressful time. For many people, it also means putting your own stamp on your abode – renovations, new furniture, unique accessories, and wall furnishings. But not everyone has the budget to invest in brand new décor straight from the pages of a magazine.
With the right planning and organizing, the merging of your two lives can be truly seamless.
Moving this year? Hiring a moving company starts with knowing what to look for and which questions to ask.
Maybe you visited Malibu on vacation, got all starry–eyed, and then decided to refinance your home to get…a second one. For all the relaxation and comfort they afford, vacation homes shouldn’t be a spur-of-the-moment purchase.
The real estate agent you choose to assist in selling your home can make a big difference in the success or failure of the job. All agents will claim to be “strong marketers” and “aggressive sales agents,” so how can you dig through the hype and find one that will do the job well?
Over the past 20 years I’ve moved seven times, soon to be eight! It looks something like this: condo to apartment to house to small house, to larger house to very large house, to town home to large house. In my current garage I have flattened cardboard boxes that have weathered several of those moves, and some that have been loaned out to friends and family movers, and then returned!
North Americans do a lot of moving, and oftentimes that means getting used to a new neighborhood. We’ve all heard the good and the ugly about neighbor relations, so to keep you on the good side, here are 4 tips we hope will help you make the most of this relationship.
A large portion of people do not have their deposit returned to them after moving out of a rented property. Don’t fret, though. There are a myriad of ways to avoid losing your much-needed money.
