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Ten Tips When Relocating

Don Pelletier

With over 36 years as a professional Realtor, and the 2,200 San Diego home sellers and buyers Don has represented, he has a long-standing tradition an...

With over 36 years as a professional Realtor, and the 2,200 San Diego home sellers and buyers Don has represented, he has a long-standing tradition an...

May 30 4 minutes read

Moving is a huge undertaking on its own, relocating can add a whole other level of stress and potential complications. No matter where you are moving to, these 10 simple tips can help make your relocation a success! 

I have seen all the stress that comes with moving during my time in real estate, so we put these tips were put together to give you a smooth move. Number 1 - Visit your new city ahead of time to learn the layout and the culture. Make sure it’s a place you will be comfortable living in and that the cost of living works with your budget before accepting a job or starting the move. Number 2 - When looking for a new home, make a list of what’s important to you. Short commute to work? Top schools? Medical care? Proximity to parks or downtown? Make sure your agent knows what’s important to you so they can find the perfect home for you. Number 3 - With your new home in mind, purge while you pack. Donate or sell items you won’t need so you have less stuff to move and unpack in the new house. Number 4 - Ask your agent to help you find free or inexpensive moving boxes. Number 5 - Carefully label moving boxes on multiple sides so that you will know what’s inside and which room they should go in. Using different colored labels can be helpful as well. Number 6 - Pack a necessities box for each person, plus one for the kitchen, one for the bathroom, and one for electronics. Make them the last thing to leave the old house and the first thing unpacked at the new house. Number 7 - If you are hiring movers, plan, and shop around, and ask your agent if you need a reputable recommendation. Number 8 - Don’t forget to cancel delivery services, change your address with the post office, and transfer your utilities. Number 9 - If you’re moving for a job, make it a point to know your new co-workers, this can be an easy way to begin to meet new people and a great resource for you as you get to know your new area. Number 10 - Your realtor should also be able to guide you through the buying process, which may be different in your new location. Your realtor will also be a resource for neighborhoods, schools, shopping, and other important questions about the community you are headed for. 

If you are thinking about relocating, call me first and I can provide you with a packing checklist and help you get started with a seamless move. Contact my Team and I today at # 858-336-1114 or email [email protected]



 


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