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MOVING

It’s wise to follow your Realtor’s advice and avoid making firm plans until the buyer’s contingencies are removed. This is a common practice in real estate transactions to ensure that the sale progresses smoothly. Contingencies are conditions that must be met for the sale to proceed, and until they are removed, there’s a level of uncertainty.

Once the contingencies are removed, it generally means that the buyer is satisfied with the property and is committed to moving forward with the purchase. At that point, you can make more concrete plans for your move. If you have any specific questions or concerns about the real estate process, feel free to ask.

Don’t cancel utilities, gardeners, or any services without consulting your Realtor.

When packing set aside an overnight kit with your daily essentials is a practical and useful tip while packing for a move. This kit can include items you use on a daily basis and might need immediately upon arriving at your new home.

Overnight Moving Checklist:

  • Emergency – First aid kit, trash bags, flashlight, medication, toolbox, batteries.
  • Food – Water, paper plates, utensils, snacks, dry food.
  • Toiletries – Toilet paper, soap/shampoo, towels, grooming items, hygiene items.
  • Documents – ID, Passport, etc.
  • Pets – Pet food, bowls, leash/collar, bed, toys, medication.
  • Kids – Games, books, clothes, kid supplies, pajamas, night light, school supplies.
  • Misc. – Clothes, work clothes, pen/paper, cleaning supplies, bedding/pillows, phone charger, power bank, laptop.

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