APRIL 2020 MARKET UPDATE!

April 2020

Included in this blog post is a link to my Real Estate Update Newsletter. Please click on the link below to get the latest Real Estate Update for April! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email my office. 

614-882-6725

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Timeline for a Successful Move | Presented by DeLena Ciamacco

8 WEEKS OUT –

• Create a moving budget to know how much you can spend on a moving service & supplies.

• Research moving companies for price quotes and their accreditations.

• Organize all of your moving information (research on moving companies, receipts, list of items  you are moving, etc.) in one folder.

• Make a list of all the specialty items (piano, gym

  equipment, etc.) you will have to move and plan accordingly.

• Start the purging process and separating out items you will either donate or sell.

6 WEEKS OUT –

• Sell or donate items you designated during the purging process.

• Gather supplies (moving boxes, tape, markers, bubble wrap, etc.) you will need for the moving process.

• Measure large pieces of furniture to make sure they will fit in your new place.

• Choose your moving date and make sure it works with others involved in the move.

AT LEAST 4 WEEKS OUT –

• Book the moving company with written confirmation of moving date, costs and any specific requests.

• If needed, purchase moving insurance.

• Begin packing with items you aren’t currently using including out-of-season items.

• Label all boxes and keep a list of what items are included in each box.

• Separate items you will want to transport yourself on moving day and hold them in one specific place.

• Change addresses at the post office and for any subscriptions you receive.

• Notify the utility companies of your upcoming move so you can have the names changed over.

2 WEEKS OUT –

• Confirm the moving date, costs and any specific requests with the moving company.

• Use up food and cleaning items you will not move.

• Start throwing things away so you can make plans if your trash exceeds the trashcan.

1 WEEK OUT –

• Pack a suitcase with essentials (toiletries, clothing, medication, etc.) you will need soon after the move.

• Create a plan for your pets and plants on moving day.

THE WEEK OF MOVING DAY –

• Defrost the fridge and freezer.

• Make plans to tip & feed the movers.

• Arrange your moving day schedule including if anyone will help move either in or out, transportation options and food for moving day and day after.

• Call utility companies to transfer utilities.

MOVING DAY –

• Verify all details with the moving company when they arrive.

• After furniture and boxes have been unloaded, take inventory to make sure everything is accounted for.

• Do a final sweep and open every drawer and closet to ensure no item is left behind.

Visit my website  www.DeLena.com for additional information about Real Estate and our Central Ohio Market!

DeLena Ciamacco

RE/MAX Connection, Realtors

Cell: (614) 882-6725
Email: delena@delena.com

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OCTOBER 2019 MARKET UPDATE!

OCTOBER 2019

Included in this blog post is a link to my Real Estate Update Newsletter. Please click on the link below to get the latest Real Estate Update for October! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email my office. 

614-882-6725

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OPEN HOUSE IN WESTERVILLE!

OPEN HOUSE!

by Ursula Warnick!

7110 Hoover Reserve Court S, Westerville, OH 43081

Sunday, September 29nd

 1-3PM

This home is a MUST-SEE!

GORGEOUS TWO-STORY HOME!
 

GORGEOUS TWO-STORY HOME! ~1.5 acre wooded, cul-de-sac lot in a small subdivision tucked into woods backs to a metro park and close to Hoover Reservoir. ~$90,000 in recent updates & upgrades! Over 4,700 SF on 3 finished levels. Two-Story Foyer with wood floors opens to a Two-Story Great Room with wall of windows. Wood floors throughout most of the main floor. ''Dream'' Kitchen has wrap around 42'' maple cabinets, granite countertops and walks out to a custom paver patio. First Floor Den/5th Bedroom. Expansive Owner's Suite with walk-in closet and updated Bath with garden tub. Professionally finished Lower Level with Kitchenette/Bar, Billiard’s Room with fireplace, Media Room (perfect for game day) & Exercise Room. Everything you would want, and more! 4 BRs & 2.5 Baths. Westerville schools. Only $624,900! Call DeLena today!

SEPTEMBER 2019 MARKET UPDATE!

SEPTEMBER 2019

Included in this blog post is a link to my Real Estate Update Newsletter. Please click on the link below to get the latest Real Estate Update for September! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email my office. 

614-882-6725

delena@delena.com

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AUGUST 2019 MARKET UPDATE!

AUGUST 2019

Included in this blog post is a link to my Real Estate Update Newsletter. Please click on the link below to get the latest Real Estate Update for August! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email my office. 

614-882-6725

delena@delena.com

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