Lately, I’ve been working on a move-in job for a client in Seattle. I’m part of a team of people and it is a big job. I’m learning a lot, but I’m also contributing a lot. Since relocation is on my mind this week, I thought I’d share some tips about preparing for a move. Save yourself time and money. Moving is labor intensive and expensive. If you get rid of items you know you won’t want at the new house, before the move, you’ll be saving yourself both time and money. Let’s us

I know several people who have purchased new homes or are in the midst of purchasing a new home and are eagerly anticipating the move-in. I just love imagining how my furniture will fit in the new space, what decor will resonate with the interior and how gatherings will flow. But moving to a “new to you” home ranks among the top five stressors (right up there with loss of a loved one and divorce). Everyone in the family needs to deal with the disruption and it takes some time