March 29, 2012 - For many homebuyers, moving can be a stressful time, especially if they haven't been preparing well before their move-in date. Real Simple magazine has some suggestions for the time leading up to a move that can help make moving a less tedious task.
While it may seem early, the source recommends buyers start preparing for their move two months ahead of time. This is the perfect time for homebuyers to sort through their belongings and get rid of what they don't plan on transporting to the new house. Homebuyers are also urged to start searching for moving services, as collecting multiple estimates will help ensure they get the best deal possible.
Six weeks before the move, buyers should start collecting moving supplies, says the source, including
moving boxes, tape and bubble wrap if needed. All of these essentials can be found at home improvement stores and are also offered by many moving companies.
Real Simple suggests buyers begin packing up to one month before their scheduled move-in date. This is also the ideal time to request a change of address through the post office while also forwarding bills to their new home.
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