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Moving Survival Box

Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by GKharchenko

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Pack a box of items that you will need immediately alter your move. Load this box on the truck last so it will come oil the truck first. Start collecting the items for this box early so that it can be partially packed the final week before your move. Leave room in the box to add last minute items on moving clay. It should contain such things as:

-Paper plates, cups, and napkins

-Eating utensils

-Pots and pans

-Canned or boxed food items

-Snacks

-Coffee machine, coffee mugs, coffee, fillers, and sugar packets

-Remote controls to the television and stereo equipment (remove batteries if the move is long-distance)

-Instruction manuals

-Kids’ toys (remove any batteries), videos, etc.

-Baby supplies

-Telephone, answering machine, and telephone list

-Paper towels, tissues, and toilet paper

-Soap

-Cleaning supplies

-Alarm clock/radio (remove any batteries)

-Dishcloth and towels

-Can opener/wine opener

-Wine/champagne glasses

-Keys lo clocks, cabinets, jewelry chest, etc.

-Household light bulbs and a flashlight (remove batteries)

-First-aid kit: aspirin, bandages, antiseptics, prescriptions,

-etc.

Pet Food and Supplies

Toolbox supplies and picture hooks that you have removed from your walls.

Also include any items that will make the first few days in your new location go more smoothly. You may also want to mark your stereo equipment, television, and computer boxes (blankets, sheets, towels, and shower curtain) with the words “OPEN IMMEDIATELY.” Hand carry removed batteries with you. The goal of preparing a survival box is to get your life back to normal as quickly as possible after your move.

The remote control just walked away! We sold our big-screen television to the new owners of the house. However, the packers inadvertently packed the remote control. I discovered the remote when I was unpacking at the new house, and I immediately mailed the remote to the new owners with an apologetic note for the inconvenience. Courtesy counts in a move and is always greatly appreciated.

You do not plan to hire a cleaning service to clean your house after it is empty, you will need to pack a box of cleaning supplies to do this job yourself (refer to the checklist in Chapter Bight). Pack this box (the final week prior to your move. Since the movers cannot transport cleaning supplies in the moving van (refer to the section of this chapter called Eliminating Hazardous Materials), after you have finished cleaning your- house you will need to move this box in your own car. Dispose of the supplies appropriately, or donate them to a neighbor or to cleaning personnel. Add the names of supplies that you dispose of to the list of items to replace after the move.

I am hoping that this information will make your life easier when you are moving. Moving is very difficult task and having survival box is very important. When you have most important things handy, your move becomes a lot easier for you and your family. Take notes, create checklist of items you need in your survival box and when you move go over it with your family and make sure that everything you need for your everyday life is conveniently available upon arrival at your destination.

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Moving? Great Self-Packing Techniques

Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by GKharchenko

Get your supplies ready: boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, wide packing tape, removable tape, scissors, box cutters, black felt-tip markers, plastic bags, and toolbox. Pack one room at a time. Limit each carton to a weight of less than thirty pounds. No huge boxes, please! Place heavier items on the bottom of a carton, and [...]

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Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by EricBadgely

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Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by JustinJ.

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Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by MikePayne

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Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by JuhlinYoulein

The world of real estate is so large and important because real estate is so important to the American way of life. Homes offer a foundation for the living. Homes offer a place to eat, sleep, or just create memories. Homes historically appreciate in value and are a sound monetary investment as well. The process [...]

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Choosing the Right Realtor

Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by LouiseScoggins

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The Truth About Using ABuyers Agent

Oct. 8th, 2011
in Buying Real Estate
by Submission

The purchaser can be represented by a buyers agent in any real estate transaction. They must also comply with the Rules of Conduct. Have a look at the Rules of Conduct drafted by the NSW Office of Fair Trading’s website. Read these rules to know how they should act on your behalf. Your property conveyancer [...]

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How to Close on a Home Loan Before It’s Too Late?

Oct. 8th, 2011
in Real Estate
by Submission

The world of real estate is so large and important because real estate is so important to the American way of life. Homes offer a foundation for the living. Homes offer a place to eat, sleep, or just create memories. Homes historically appreciate in value and are a sound monetary investment as well. The process [...]

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When You Are Moving and Trying to Sell Your Old Home Quickly, There Few Things You Need to Keep in Mind

Oct. 7th, 2011
in Real Estate
by GKharchenko

When you ready to move and looking to sell your home quicker and for more money, there certain things you need to do before putting your home on the market. Start your house makeover on the outside. You will be more successful at getting potential buyers to come inside and look at your house if [...]

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