Complete Family Moving Organizer
$12.97
More than 20 pages of help for a calm move amongst the chaos! Moving can have you coming and going, but these pages hold all the important information in one place. From where the cereal bowls are to who to call to get the power to turn on and stay on. A checklist for moving out and moving in includes important tasks such as changing locks and reassigning utilities.
Cut the clutter, chaos and cacophony that can come with moving with a complete moving organizer.
Need more or have an idea for a page that will help you in your move? Leave a comment below or email me at kim@vegaskidszone.com! I design my planners and organizers around what you have asked for!
Description
This Moving Organizer and Planner is free for clients of Dave Reichert of EXP Realty (License S.0176998).
Moving is a time of transition, and inevitable pandemonium. What to keep, sell, toss, pack first. It’s a lot. And life keeps going, with errands to be run, kids to drop off at school, jobs to juggle, calls to new services at the new home and so much more.
This organizer is designed to cut through the chaos, clutter and give you a path to a peaceful move. There are many decisions to be made when moving and this Moving Organizer and Planner can help you smoothly get out of your current space and seamlessly into your new home with no hassle.
If you are moving to Las Vegas, there is a sheet complete with all of the important phone numbers, websites and contacts for utilities and more. If you are still looking for a home and wondering where in the valley you would like to settle, check out the City of Henderson Highlights and what locals love about Summerlin.
Looking to find a new home in Las Vegas? Dave Reichert with EXP Realty can help you find what area of the valley can best suit your family’s lifestyle and needs! Clients of Dave the Realtor get this FREE!
Tips to Use This Organizer
Moving Out
It can feel overwhelming as you look around your home and figure out what goes first. A good rule is to start packing all those things you simply don’t need now. If it’s summer, bundle up those parkas and sweaters. Big dishes, serving trays and bowls and other kitchen items that don’t get used regularly can be carefully boxed up since you more than likely won’t be throwing any parties as you pack up your home.
Make a box of essentials, such as plates, silverware, small appliances that will help to heat up foods and the coffee maker (oh, you’re going to need that!), and label it to be unpacked first. Same for clothing and toiletries. Mark those clearly to be placed in a spot you can easily find them to have on hand when the chaos of moving in descends upon you.
Consider selling those items that are difficult to move or you have too many of. Sites such as Offer Up, Facebook Marketplace and UpThread can help you whittle down the weight of all the things you are moving.
Moving In
The Unpacked List has a priority box so you can know what you need to unpack FIRST, and make that frantic move-in flow a little smoother. A moving organizer can help you find those important boxes that you will need in your first few days and weeks in your new home.
Before you move into your new space with your old furniture, or start planning on buying new sets, use the measurements sheets to plot each room and where furniture should land either by movers or friends. You can tape the sheets to the door to give them a good idea of where everything goes. You’ll still have to nudge the couch or bed to where you want it, but the heavy lifting is done. It also cuts down on the cacophony of “Where do you want this?” during an already hectic move-in day.




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