26 August 2016
If you've sent your youngest child off to college, you may soon experience what is lovingly referred to as empty nest syndrome. This is when parents start feeling lonely when their children leave home. Here are a few ideas that can help you cope with having a big house all to yourself. Downsize to a smaller house One way to cope with empty nest syndrome is to downsize the nest so it doesn't feel so empty.
24 August 2016
Moving into a smaller home can be one of the more challenging moves that you'll likely face in your life. While the process of relocating the items isn't necessarily difficult — especially if you hire a moving firm — knowing that you'll need to get rid of many of your possessions can take an emotional toll. While this toll can be slightly lifted by giving some of your things to family members, the reality is that you'll likely have to completely get rid of some things.
23 August 2016
Some items are more difficult to move than others, even if you are only moving locally over a short distance. An aquarium is one of those items that falls into this category. If you are moving locally but need to also transport your aquarium, this guide can help you do so successfully. Plan ahead You should start planning the aquarium move a few days in advance by withholding food for a day or two.
12 August 2016
If you are like most people, you will likely move across the country—or at least to another state—at one point in your life. If you have reached that point and have decided to move a long distance, you are probably feeling overwhelmed. Moving even short distances is stressful, so it is only natural that you feel stressed—and perhaps anxious—about your long distance move. Fortunately, professional movers and a good plan will ensure that all of your belongings arrive at your new home safely and timely.
11 August 2016
Deciding to rent your home is a pretty major choice with many potential rewards. It can empower you to enjoy a passive income in the near future, but it will immediately require you to wear several different hats. Follow these steps to make sure that you protect your best interests before renting your property to a tenant. Store Any Excess Belongings Even if you decide to offer your home for rent as a fully furnished house, you want to store any personal belongings except the basic furniture that will be used by the tenants.
9 August 2016
Living in a studio apartment with limited square footage can come with some challenges, especially if you have a lot of items—whether in the form of clothing or seasonal decorations. If you're looking for a way to keep your studio apartment organized, look no further than renting a self-storage unit. These storage units can be very useful for keeping your apartment free of clutter and can come with the benefit of having easy access to your extra items rather than needing to get rid of them entirely.
6 August 2016
Renting a storage unit is a great way to de-clutter your home. Instead of keeping your holiday and party decorations or unused furniture in a hot garage, you can place it in a climate-controlled storage facility so that you can avoid premature deterioration. However, as much as you may want to rent a storage unit, you may feel that it is out of your budget. Use this information to learn about two tips that can help you get a great rate when you need to lease a storage unit.