number the boxes. This way, you can indicate on your checklist where each item is packed. It will make it easier to sort and identify your things while moving. The second checklist that you need is a list of all the tasks involved in your move, such as packing, labeling, disposing of items not being moved with you, utility turn-off and turn-on at the new home, and others. No task is too small for your checklist. It pays to be prepared. To help you with this list, here’s a comprehensive sample to which you can refer. You might divide it into segments of time to keep you organized. To make things a little easier some agents like myself work with a company called movesnap.com This allows the move to be organized and it includes referral partners and all utility companies, Canada Post, etc.
A MONTH BEFORE THE B RE THE BIG MOVE
• My team works with some very good packers and movers that we recommend, its all part of the service providers that we trust but if you know a good company than call them right after your sale is firm. • You can also ask friends and relatives for referrals to moving companies and inquire about their services, procedures, and policies. Get at least three estimates from different companies so that you can compare their services and choose the one that best suits your needs and budget. • Go through all your “stuff” and identify the things that you’ll keep and those that you’ll dispose of. Remember, less is more. If you no longer use it, give it away or sell it. This will make packing easier and quicker for you. • Keep a file of all your moving documents, such as 89
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