2016
Few things take the stress out of moving as much as hiring a full service company that will handle everything from the packing and the move to the unloading at the end. Yet, you aren't completely off the hook even if you do have a moving crew. The following tips will help you get ready for the movers to arrive and begin packing.
Tip #1: Declutter every room
Movers typically don't take it upon themselves to determine what is trash or clutter and what is an item to pack.
If you are living in a shared environment, items can become co-mingled quickly in shared areas such as the living room and kitchen. It is important to make sure you have a solid game plan if you are moving out of a roommate situation. Here are four things to think about before you get started on moving out of a shared home.
1. Give Ample Notice
Even if you aren't on the lease, don't leave other roommates in the lurch just because you have found a better housing option.
Storage units are useful for many individuals, especially those who lack storage space. However, even though the smallest units can range anywhere from $20 to $85 per month, you may not have much room in your budget to commit to another monthly expense. If you feel that it is necessary to rent a storage unit, you should put your focus on minimizing your storage costs in as many ways as you can.
