Thursday May 12, 2011
If you're moving to a new city, new state or a new country, it's a good idea to rent space for a while until you have time to do some research and assess the neighborhoods so you know where the best place to live is that will meet you and your family's needs.
If you're going to be renting, either for a short term or long term, a great place to start your research, is with About's Guide to Apartments . Ron will guide you through all the steps in home and apartment rentals, including how to find one, signing leases and landlord/tenant rights. With all this information right at your fingertips, you'll be sure to land the perfect rental.
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Sunday May 8, 2011
Moving parents or an older member of the family can be difficult especially if they are selling a beloved home where they've lived for a long time and moving into a smaller space or retirement home.
Remember, this is a very big transition, so be kind and patient and follow these 10 suggestions on how to ease the stress of moving for both you and your older relative or friend.
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Friday May 6, 2011
Even though the school year is still coming to a close, most high school seniors are already thinking about September and the move to college. With acceptance packages having already arrived, you might be experiencing mixed emotions, feeling both excited and scared at the same time. This is perfectly normal.
The great news is, there are lots of ways to ease your fears before you move and be prepared for the up and coming changes.
Of course, the first rule is, enjoy your summer!
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Tuesday May 3, 2011
If you're moving to another country, make sure you take the correct documentation. An International Drivers Permit (IDP) is recognized by over 150 countries and acts as an additional piece of photo ID.
Find out how to obtain an IDP and what to know about driving in your new home country before you leave so you can be safe on the roads.
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