Relocation

Relocation Considerations
Consider this common scenario faced by many employees: Your supervisor calls you into her office on a Friday afternoon and asks you to transfer to the New Jersey office

Top Ten Relocation Headaches
Not having enough details & demographics about your new hometown
Gather as much information as possible about your new destination, from sources such as Mortgage 101's Power Relo Tools, your RPS relocation package, Chamber of Commerce newcomer packages, location magazines and your Realtor

Relocation Issues for Kids
Every year, one out of five American families move. One of the most important issues to anyone with kids is their reaction to the news that they're moving, and their adjustment to the new home.

Home Buyer Checklist
The Home Buyer Checklist identifies some of the important factors to consider when choosing a home. In addition to an affordable sales price, you will also want to be sure that the neighborhood and house meet the needs of your family.

Select a Relocation Professional
To begin your search for the right person to represent you in a home sale, ask a colleague or friend for a recommendation, preferably someone who has used the real estate agent's services.

Before You Relocate
One Month Before Moving

  • Obtain an IRS Change of Address form, call 1-800-829-1040.
  • Gather moving supplies, boxes, tape, rope.

After You Relocate
During the First Week After Moving

  • Locate police and fire stations as well as hospitals and gas stations near your home.
  • Scout your new neighborhood for shopping areas. You may need furniture, tools, or housewares unexpectedly.