This featured post was brought to you by Sam Peters Nobody but nobody thinks that moving is fun. In fact, it’s probably a safe bet to say that most of us avoid moving like the plague it is. Still, sometimes you have to move. Maybe you’re moving for work. Maybe you’re moving for family reasons. Maybe you’re simply sick of your stupid town and its stupid stuff and you really want something new and, luckily …
We’re moving. When I don’t know exactly. First we need to sell our house. Then we need to buy a new one. Then we need to look at movers like Mayflower. Hopefully they’ll both happen sooner than later. There’s really not too many things in life more stressful than having to move. The packing, the upheaval, the emotional stress, financial burden, paperwork, etc. And when you have to sell a house before you buy one, that’s …
Pop quiz time! Other than getting married, what’s the biggest, most stressful thing you’ll most likely do? If you said, “Clip an alligator’s toenails with one hand, while solving a Rubik’s Cube in the other, as you jump out of an airplane,” well yeah, that’s probably a bit much. But that’s not what I was thinking. Nope. I’m talking about buying and selling your house. It’s exciting, adventurous, scary, nauseating, and heartbreaking all rolled up …