Packing For Your First Semester Away At College: Seven Survival Tips

Going away to college is a big, exciting step in your life. But before you move into that dorm room, first you have to pack your things! It can be hard to find that delicate balance between bringing everything you need and over-packing. Here are a few tips to help you achieve that delicate balance. #1: Only bring clothes for the summer and fall. Chances are, you will be returning home over Thanksgiving or winter break.

Packing Tips For Your Storage Unit

Storage units sure do come in handy when you have a lot of belongings, but are limited on space. Whether you're moving into a smaller place, moving out of your parent's home, or just trying to downsize the amount of belongings you have in your home, a storage unit is a great idea to help store your items. You'll need to pack your items and your storage unit properly in order to help save space and so you can easily find your belongings later.

Three Things To Do Before Your Movers Arrive

Being prepared for your residential moving company before they arrive on moving day can help to make your transition to a new home go more smoothly. Here are a few things you should consider doing before your movers arrive so you are ready to get the move started. Make Room For The Moving Truck If the moving truck will be parking in your driveway, move your personal vehicles out of the way.

What To Do When You Have To Move Out Of A College Apartment At The End Of A Semester

When you're in college and the end of the semester comes, it's normal for your living situation to change. Your lease may end, and you may either sign a new lease on the same apartment or move to a new apartment. But what do you do when the semester ends, your lease is about to end, and you don't have a new place to live lined up yet? Here are some tips to get you through this rough time.

Create More Space: 4 Tips For Merging Two Households

If you are getting married—or just moving in with your spouse—planning to merge two households can be stressful. To experience co-living bliss, you must talk openly about everything from duplicate items to treasured family heirlooms. If you are thinking about taking the next step with your spouse, keep these four tips in mind to help you peacefully merge your two households into one: 1. Eliminate Duplicate Items Together, create an inventory list of your items.