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Posted by NetOffer in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX on Mar 04, 2009

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Grapevine Real Estate Agent tips on things to after your move in. March 04, 2009

Grapevine Real Estate Agent Sandy Luedke, owner Broker of Ideal Real Estate Group offers these tips on things to after your move in. Notify the sender of any mail forwarded to you of your new address. This is only necessary if there is a yellow address label on it, which indicates it has been forwarded. Register to vote so that when election time rolls around, you will be eligible. Get a change of address on your driver's license if you have moved within the state and make application for one if you have moved out of state. Make contact with a local insurance agent to transfer policies. Complete a Household Inventory of your new home. Find out when the trash and garbage is picked up and whether there is a re-cycling program avai [more info...]

Flower Mound Real Estate Agent advice for moving pets. March 04, 2009

Flower Mound Real Estate Agent Sandy Luedke, the owner Broker of Ideal Real Estate Group, offers this advice for moving pets. Moving Your Pets Your pets need your special care and handling when being transported to your new home. Here are a few tips on moving them. Dogs and Cats Dogs and cats can either ride in your car or can be shipped by air. Taking them in the car is fairly simple, but be prepared to clean up after them if they get carsick. Be sure to bring along their food and water and dishes for each. Stop every couple of hours at rest stops to walk dogs on leashes (more often for puppies). Remember to use a leash; even well behaved dogs may run away at rest stops because traveling and strange places make them nervous and [more info...]

Flower Mound Realtor advice for Moving Your House Plants March 04, 2009

Flower Mound Realtor Sandy Luedke, owner Broker of Ideal Real Estate Group, has this advice for Moving Your House Plants. Here are some tips on moving your plants without harming them: If you are moving to a different state, call your local US Department of Agriculture to check on regulations. Many states have restrictions on certain kinds of plants. These restrictions are usually to prevent the importation of pests or insects that can destroy the important cash crops of that state. A couple of weeks before you move prune plants to facilitate packing. If you're not familiar with how best to prune, consult your florist or a plant book for instructions. A Week before you move, kill any possible pests or insects on your plants. Take [more info...]

Southlake Interior Designer Barbara Shefferly Creates Timeless Homes March 03, 2009

Southlake Interior Designer Barbara Shefferly ASID shows you how to create a timeless home. If you had plans to move to a different house and have decided now is not a good time to move, it is a good time to update. You will enjoy the home more, and feel good about your choice. And, if you decide to move at a later time, you will reap the rewards of the update in the selling price of the house. People ask me all the time, "What is in? Wallpaper? Animal prints? Stone? My answer is "Just don't use too much of the same thing." That is what dates a home, reflecting the colors and styles of the time it was built, We all remember the Avocado Green and Spanish Gold. Then we had a period of the Southwest style using tile, art and fabr [more info...]

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