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So you’ve decided to leave the nest? Congratulations! Moving out of your parents’ house is a big   deal. It’s a process that requires plenty of careful planning, consideration and “adulting” (as they say). To help you successfully move out of your parents’ home, we’ve put together 13 easy steps that are sure to help you achieve the independence you want. Good luck and happy moving! Step One: Communicate with your parents Perhaps your parents are ready to see you go and have been encouraging your departure for a while. Or perhaps, they want you to stay forever. Whatever their opinion on the matter, it’s important to clearly communicate your intentions to them – and, if necessary, your moving plan. Remember: even if they are excited for your new adventure, they could still be somewhat sad to see you go. With this in mind, make sure to be extra sensitive to their needs and emotions when communicating your move out plans. Step Two: Develop a move out plan Before moving ...

A new year means a new start for many. If you’re feeling restless in your current city, it may be time to pack up those belongings and hit the road. From the vibrant arts and entertainment scene in Austin to the picturesque Grand Tetons in Idaho, there are so many wonderful places to call home in America. If you’re considering a move this year, take a look at these 10 fantastic U.S. cities below. Each offers a strong job market, good schools, and is relatively affordable compared to other cities in America. Austin, TX Young professionals, retirees, and families all love calling Austin home. In addition to its unlimited entertainment options and tasty restaurants, this wonderfully “weird” city offers a thriving job market and a  booming economy. In 2016, it was even named the best large city in America for job seekers by  NerdWallet . Median Home Price:  The  median listing price  for a home in Austin is $430,000. Price per Square Foot:  $198 Po...

So you’re getting ready to move to a new home, and you need to sell your old one. However, some of your rooms are of, shall we say, ‘interesting’ color schemes? You need to make sure that the house can be viewed through the eyes of the new owner, and bright colors that don’t fit can be a big turn off. As such, you’re probably going to need to repaint the walls in order to bring them to a more neutral state. Painting your house might seem like a big task, but it’s not that hard with some guidance and practice. When you’re done, it’ll be in perfect condition to put on the market. You’ll need a handful of tools to get started, many of which you probably already own. These include: Paint Brushes: Angled brushes tend to work better for cutting in ceilings and corners than flat brushes do. 3.5 inch is usually a good size to get a solid amount of coverage per coat. Paint Roller: A good 9 inch roller, roller frame, and paint tray will take you far. Go with a shorter nap around the ¼ inch ...

Moving day is one of the stressful days in one’s life. Many of you are now asking the question how troublesome a moving day can be, but only people who have already moved can understand. Usually, the moving day is underestimated, as it is the final step of the relocation process. You have found a professional moving company after researching a list of licensed movers, dates are booked and everything seems to happen so effortlessly.  However, moving day seems to be the most problematic and annoying one during the whole relocation process. Beware that overlooking minor details can cause a total mess. Since, as the moving day is approaching you are getting more annoyed, you should be well organized to avoid making a mistake. Inspired by the numerous horror stories about the moving day, I am offering you easy to follow moving day checklist with essentials that will safe you a lot of troubles. Moving Day Checklist Wake up early on the moving day . Plan your time, so you can get...