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“ASK LAURA ABOUT REAL ESTATE”<br />

Laura Harbison<br />

Broker/Owner— B.0026537.LLC<br />

Seniors Real Estate Specialist ® (SRES)<br />

Accredited Buyer Representative ® (ABR)<br />

Graduate, REALTOR ® Institute (GRI)<br />

Equator Platform Platinum Certification<br />

Equator Short Sale Agent Certification<br />

Certified Residential Specialist (CRS)<br />

Advanced Evaluations Certification<br />

At Home With Diversity (AHWD)<br />

Broker Price Opinion Resource (BPOR)<br />

NVS Institute BPO Certification<br />

Five Star BPO Designation<br />

Certified Distressed Property Expert ® (CDPE)<br />

Resort & Second-Home Property Specialist<br />

(RSPS)<br />

NAWRB Certified Delegate Spokeswoman<br />

Distinguished Real Estate Broker ® (DRB)<br />

Laura@HarbisonRealEstate.com<br />

www.LauraHarbisonRealEstate.com<br />

Call Laura Today!<br />

702-777-1234<br />

Pack Like a Pro!<br />

A huge part of knowing how to prepare for a move is knowing how to pack. Here are my best tips<br />

and hacks to prepare you for packing like a pro.<br />

Purchase the right packing supplies<br />

Moving is expensive enough without wasting money on the wrong supplies. You’re going to want<br />

the right kind of boxes to fit your personal items. Buying the appropriate shape and size of boxes<br />

can make all the difference when packing up your home.<br />

Know how to pack tricky items<br />

Know how to wrap and pack your fragile belongings so they make it to your new home without<br />

breaking! Try packing your jewelry in plastic wrap, take photos of your electronics before<br />

unplugging them to help you remember how they go back together, and learn to pack your food<br />

like a grocer. Most importantly, always accurately label your boxes, carefully noting which boxes<br />

include fragile items.<br />

Prepare to move by paring down<br />

Unless you’re a true minimalist, chances are you don’t need everything you own. Prepare to move<br />

by going through your belongings and getting rid of what you don’t need. Have a garage sale, or<br />

donate unnecessary or unwanted items.<br />

Pack in the right order<br />

Start boxing up any off-season clothes and items that you rarely use as early as you can, especially<br />

if you aren’t going to use them before you move. The last items on your packing list should be<br />

your important documents and your “open first” box which contains the essentials for the first<br />

days in your new home.<br />

Hire the right moving company<br />

Choosing a moving company can be daunting, but knowing what to expect can significantly<br />

help. Make sure you ask the right questions to moving companies and get multiple estimates<br />

before making your selection. Be sure to get to know the company’s history and their licensing<br />

information.<br />

Understand the rules of professional moving<br />

Before your moving company arrives, you should know what can and cannot go in the moving<br />

truck. Flammable items, for example, are not allowed in the vehicle and you should<br />

keep all important documents with you when you move, not in the back of the truck.<br />

I'm here to help! If you have any questions regarding the sale or purchase of a property<br />

anywhere in the Las <strong>Vegas</strong> Valley, or any other related items (helpful tips, referrals, etc), please<br />

call or email me anytime. My office is open 7 days a week for your convenience, and I'm looking<br />

forward to hearing from you!<br />

Sharing your goals,<br />

Laura Harbison, ABR, AHWD, BPOR, BS, CDPE, CRS, DRB, GRI, RSPS, SRES<br />

Realty Executives Southern Nevada Properties<br />

Broker/Owner License # B.0026537.LLC<br />

770 Coronado Center Drive, Ste. 100<br />

Henderson, NV 89052<br />

Office: 702-777-1234<br />

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September 20<strong>19</strong>

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