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Learn some special knowledge agents have that they might not always be able (or willing) to share with their sellers. What do the formula for Coca-Cola, the subject of Carly Simon’s classic song “You’re So Vain,” and selling a home have in common? They all involve  secrets . Although we don’t have the inside scoop on the first two, we did manage to find some real estate agents who are happy to share some trade-secret real estate tips. So read on — but shh, don’t tell! 1. Staging changes from season to season The  concept of staging  was once a secret. That cat’s been out of the bag for a while now, but the practice of staging homes continues to evolve — and it can be much more complicated and elaborate than simply creating a cozy conversation area in a living room. For instance, did you know that it’s better to use shorter furniture during summer months? “It makes the room feel bigger, longer, and in the potential buyer’s mind, a better fit,” says Brian ...

Here in Fremont we are surrounded by technology. As  Bay Area Movers , we rely on Yelp as a place where locals look for services. From small local moves in Fremont and San Jose, to large long distance moves across country. Online reviews are so important these days. They give a consumer the ability to find out about a company before the become a customer. While online reviews are all over the place and often misguided, the offer a glimpse into what you might expect. I always endorse calling any company you might be interested in and ask a few questions.

Do you have a foreign move crossing your mind or is your company moving you abroad? Worry not; Atlanta Peach Movers are here for you. In our company we have an international section perfectly equipped to serve you during your move. We have a team of professionals who operate the Peach Global Van Lines. They are basically full-time and amazing staff to intermingle and associate with. Customer satisfaction is the name of the game in our daily operations. According to statistics we are the best performing service provider in the Atlanta area. All necessary documentations are properly done before the moving date for convenience and avoidance of a last minute rush. All inventory works, visa processing, insurance paperwork are usually handled by the friendly and skillful team of experts. We have a military-approved storage section which takes complete care of your belongings in case you need to leave them behind. Our staff in that section will keep all your goodies in top condi...

Located on Long Island Sound, Stamford is one bustling city in which you’re never too far away from a beach or a river. You can have your cake and eat it too- hanging out in bars and cafes,  enjoying the trendy decor  and hopping from event to event like the urban butterfly that you are, but when you need to cool off and recalibrate with some vitamin N(ature), it’s right there to be enjoyed and cherished. If you plan on moving to Stamford, or even visiting it briefly,  don’t forget the essentials – a bathing suit and a towel. Submerse yourself in the scuba lifestyle The underwater world is a fascinating, magical place, and what better way to explore it safely than to pick up scuba diving? Captain Saam’s Scuba School offers enjoyable and affordable diving classes in a real open water setting. You can start with a simple lesson or a tandem dive with a certified instructor- both are great ways to familiarize yourself with the big blue. Captain Saam also offers special...

Posts Blog Policies About Contact The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and key partners are working hard to stop the gypsy moths, working closely with the Gypsy Moth Slow the Spread Foundation (10 states located along the leading edge of gypsy moth populations). Even if you’re not relocating your household this month, you may be planning a getaway for the long Memorial Day holiday weekend. A close inspection of your travel trailer, boat, and all outdoor toys is a must before leaving the driveway. It’s vital because a single gypsy moth egg mass hidden under an RV bumper could contain up to 1,000 individual eggs. That means your carefree holiday could have unintended and disastrous consequences—establishing a new infestation! If you find an egg mass, remove it right away. If you’re planning to move, you’ll want to visit  YourMoveGypsyMothFree.com  for more information. It will help you to understand if you must complete an inspection check...

No matter why you are moving, it’s sure to bring out a mix of emotions. On the one hand, you may feel excited for new adventures, happy about your new home or optimistic about the opportunities that lie ahead. On the other hand, you may feel apprehensive about changing your routine, or sad at leaving the neighborhood and friends you know. If you’re like most people, you’re probably feeling some combination of these—perhaps even all of them at once! Undoubtedly, your children are feeling the same emotions, too. To alleviate some of the stress for your children, try some of these tips to make the transition a little smoother. Family Meeting Time So you’ve decided: It’s time to move! If your not sure how to share this news with your children, it sounds like it’s time to call a family meeting! Conducting a  family meeting  to discuss the move and the changes it may bring is a great way to start the conversation off on the right foot. Let them know you’ll take the time t...

You’re ready to make a move, but your stuff is staring you in the face, silently mocking you.  Packing up all your belongings is a daunting task, but there are many ways to make packing easier. These seven easy tips will get you ready to pack with a vengeance. Packing Tip #1: Don’t procrastinate. This seems simple enough, but getting started can be difficult. A few weeks prior to your move, start packing several boxes a day. Begin with items that are least essential to your daily life. If you pace yourself, you will be more organized and the job won’t be so overwhelming. Make packing easier by not waiting to get started. Packing Tip #2: Pack room-by-room. Focus on one area of a room at a time and don’t mix items from different rooms in one box. To prevent miniature knickknacks and small items from being lost or mistakenly thrown out with the packing paper, wrap them in brightly-colored tissue paper. Packing Tip #3: Label clearly. On the top and side of each box, write ...