For many of us, our pets are part of the family and we wouldn’t dream of leaving them behind when moving to your new home- even if it means a little more hassle around an interstate move.
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Moving is always a little stressful, even if it’s just down the road: but moving interstate is another thing entirely.
If you’ve found a new job that’s not exactly next-door – or even in the same state – it can create something of a conundrum. Applying for, interviewing and starting a new job is already an anxiety-inducing experience, but this goes double for when you have to make the difficult choice to move interstate for work.
If you’re nearing the end of your lease and are planning to move out, there are many things to think about. From securing your next home and arranging address changes with suppliers, utilities and services through to packing and transit, it’s easy to let your final clean slip to the bottom of your to-do list. However, if you don’t manage to leave the property in the best possible shape, you might end up incurring extra costs from your landlord that you might not have expected.
As one of the heaviest appliances in your home, moving a fridge takes a little more care and prep than other pieces of equipment or furniture.
Whether your financial circumstances have changed or your family is growing, choosing between renovation and moving can pose something of a dilemma. Both choices have their respective pros and cons, but which one is right for you?
There’s no doubt that COVID-19 has changed the normal routines of everyday life for us all. Information and advice are varying daily, making it difficult for anyone to plan too far into the future. However, some things can’t always wait: such as moving.
Whether you’re moving across town, to a new city, or even a new country, moving is a big deal for families. As well as packing everything up, living out of suitcases and physically making the move, if you have kids, you’re going to have quite a bit to deal with on top.
So, you’ve managed to move into your new home. That’s the hard part done, and now the fun part can start!
When you start looking for a new home, it quickly becomes apparent just how many things you need to think about. Whether you’re renting or buying, looking for a new home is a big deal and takes a lot of investment — in both time and money.