45 days before moving: Clean out the junk. If you don’t need it, want it, or have to bring it with you, then get rid of it. For some families this may be a few garbage bags of stuff. For others, consider renting a dumpster.
My house is going on the market in mid April 2007, and I plan on keeping it on the market until October. I’ve tried selling in the past with no luck, but this time I’ve replaced carpeting, painted extensively, added a second deck, and my garage that once wasn’t finished because of a crooked builder is now complete. I’ve made a number of improvements on my six-year-old house, and the day the house goes on the market, although I’m not Catholic, I’m going to bury St. Joseph in the front yard and begin praying each day for divine assistance.
I kept looking online and all I see were overly marketed and advertised properties of some Caribbean places like Panama, Nicaragua, Cuba, and sometimes even places as far as Thailand.
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20 days before moving: Arrange for transfer of all utilities, new address for credit card companies and subscriptions, pet sitting, and baby sitting. Kids and moving do not mix well.
In addition to this local column, and her work as a Freelance Journalist in San Antonio, Michele Gwynn is also the National Animal Rights Examiner. Her love of pets began at an early age with a stray cat named Harvey, and a dying field mouse named Tucker. She is a pet parent to four cats, and an animal rights champion to all critters, large and small. Visit her animal rights column here.
Fact: What real estate agents actually want is an easy life. They want to help you find a home you love, and they want to make their (often small) bit of commission off of it (and that’s off the sale, not out of your pocket). They do not want your soul or your firstborn, just some patience, consideration, and a positive homebuying experience for all.