After living in the same town for almost 15 years, Ginny’s job is relocating her and her family from San Antonio to Houston in a month. While she’s excited for a fresh start in a new town, it seems like her list of things to do grows exponentially by the day. Even worse, she feels
It’s the week before your big move, and you’re lying awake in bed, mentally racing through all the things you need to do before the movers come. After an hour or so of this, you give up on trying to sleep and head downstairs for a glass of water. That’s when the worry creeps in,
Julia is stressed out. She’s just received the keys to her new house, and as she rolls her suitcase across the threshold of her front porch, it hits her: she’s going to be living in an empty home until the movers arrive. She knew this was going to happen, but now that she’s staring at
Congratulations! After months of scrolling through Zillow on your phone and a high-stress week of house hunting, your offer on your dream home has been accepted. It’s everything you’ve imagined it would be, and you’re so excited to take the next step on your new adventure. When you close your eyes, you can picture backyard
Did you know that the average American will move approximately 12 times during their lifetime? That’s a lot! Whether you’re moving for the first time or the twelfth time, you probably have multiple questions running through your head, like “when do I need to schedule a moving company?” and “when do I need to pay
Pat and Martha have lived in their ranch-style house in the San Antonio suburbs for the last 35 years. This home holds so many sweet memories: bringing home babies from the hospital and watching those babies learn to crawl, then walk, then cause mass destruction. (Martha will never forget the day her son used a
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