Moving

Spoiler alert: There are bears.

According to the Author of “How to Relocate."

Grandma Joann is a pro.

Pet ownership has risen significantly over the last few years, and so has the need for pet-friendly rentals. Searching for a home that will accept your pet (and isn’t just limited to small cats or dogs) can be challenging, but luckily for pet parents, some real estate websites have made it easy to find them. For example, Zillow has a search filter that will show apartment buildings that accepts large pets.

Ever heard of a "bill of lading"?

Moving is tough but this can make it easier.

Packing takes a lot of emotional energy, for starters.

It “opens the curtain” on your house to set the stage for buyers.

Whether working remotely or retiring, here's how to do it.

And I wish I'd done it sooner.

Prepare for your mind to be blown.

According to sustainability and moving experts.

With some planning and prep, you can help minimize your dog’s stress and help your pup adjust to your new home.

According to someone who has.

Reside in this bucket-list destination year round.

According to a new study.

Here's why.

I searched for a new place from more than 1,800 miles away.

Here's the best way to do it.

We're guessing you don't.

Read this before shipping out to the Emerald Isle.

Take it one emptied cupboard, drawer, or closet at a time.

There's a difference between decluttering and organizing, and it makes a profound difference when it comes to settling into your new place.

There are a few tips you should know.

Two owners of a storage facility offer their advice.

Here's how to minimize stress for you both.

These towns have gotten a whole lot more popular with renters over the years.

Here's how to act normal when movers are coming in and out of your home.

It turns out paring down your things *before* packing is ideal.

They don't involve driving a clunky rental truck or bribing friends with pizza.

Don't make the same mistakes I did.

Here's how to have a successful and trouble-free move this year.

A good agent will stay on top of listings, negotiate on your behalf, and make sure that your offer stands out in a sea of buyers.

If you’re ready to get your home listed, but a photographer hasn’t been able to make it to your place yet, you may be fully prepared to take on that task by yourself.

Moving can be expensive, but you can effectively cut the bill by eliminating these supplies from your shopping list.

Here are some things that can run up your moving day bill — as well as a few ways to save some money.

Guessing the size of a room during a home tour is never a good idea — especially when you’re trying to figure out if your larger pieces of furniture will even fit through the doorway.

There’s one project that both pros and homeowners agree you should try your very best to get done before moving in.

House hunting in another state is possible — you just need to have realistic expectations and the right real estate team.

Real estate agents are still hard at work during the final weeks of the year, but before you put your home on the market over the holidays, consider the following advice straight from the professionals.

You won't have to do any of the heavy lifting, either.

Not everyone moves on the same timeline in the same way.

Remote work might mean you can work anywhere. But anywhere is a big place.

Thinking about moving?

You'll probably regret it.

Here's how to decide whether you should bring your furniture with you or not.

It offers lots of access to the great outdoors.

According to experts.