Did get your first apartment? Congratulations! Having your own place where you can do what you want is great! But you can only achieve this if you move right? Generally, moving can be demanding, especially if one has never done it before and are not even sure what to expect. So, if you come under this category, then Bivocalbirds present you these following five tips that will surely help you through the process.

1. 5 TIPS FOR MOVING INTO
YOUR FIRST APARTMENT
By BIVOCALBIRDS FAMILY
bivocalbirds.com

2. Did get your first apartment?
Congratulations! Having your own place where you can do what you
want is great!
But you can only achieve this if you move right?
Generally, moving can be demanding, especially if one has never done
it before and are not even sure what to expect.
So, if you come under this category, then Bivocalbirds present you
these following five tips that will surely help you through the process.

3. SAVE THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR
YOUR APARTMENT MOVE
• It’s a fact that moving going to cost much more than you think.
• You might know you have to pay a security deposit and first month’s rent.
• Apart from this, you might have to pay a variety of move-in charges.
• These charges might combine an application fee, administration fee, and a
pet deposit if you have one.
Therefore, be sure to clarify this with the apartment community or landlord
if there are any type of additional costs including parking or storage fees too.
You might also want money available on moving day for stocking your
fridge and buying necessary items that went missing during the move,
believe me, it happens all the time! and of course, how can we forget
about cleaning supplies.

4. KNOW HOW TO PACK A BOX
• The very first thing you have to do before you start your packing your
box is to make lists.
• Write everything down and check items off as you pack them one by
one.
• Also, make lists as you pack your boxes so that it will be easier for you
to know what went where.
• Don’t forget to label each box, if don’t you will end up having to open
and sort through every single box to find your towel.

5. READ YOUR LEASE AGREEMENT AND ASK
QUESTIONS
• We know it’s tempting to scroll or flip through to the last page and
sign your name but you need to read your lease agreement.
• They have some very important information and if you don’t read it
carefully, you could accidentally violet your lease or put your security
deposit at risk.
• The lease agreement lists everything you are allowed and not allowed
to do in your leasing period.
Make sure you read your leasing agreement so, you know what you are
signing for and also don’t hesitate to ask questions to clarify
everything.

6. HAVE THESE NECESSITIES ITEM PREPARED
WHEN MOVING INTO A NEW APARTMENT
BATHROOM ESSENTIALS
• Towels and washcloths
• Shampoo’
• Soap
• Toilet brush
• Toilet bowl cleaner
• Plunger
• Bathmat
• Trash can
• Toothbrush holder
BEDROOM ESSENTIALS
• Mattress and mattress pad
• Pillows
• Sheets, blankets, and pillowcases
• Hanger for the closet
• curtains or blinds if there aren’t
any provided
• A laundry basket

7. HAVE THESE NECESSITIES ITEM PREPARED
WHEN MOVING INTO A NEW APARTMENT…
KITCHEN ESSENTIALS
• Plates and bowl
• Mugs and glasses
• Some pots and pans
• Silverware
• Knives
• Scissors
• Cutting board
• Dishtowels
• Sponge
• Dishwashing liquid
• Spatula
• Measuring cups and spoons
• Plastic storage containers
• Kitchen trash bags
• Trash can

8. HAVE THESE NECESSITIES ITEM PREPARED
WHEN MOVING INTO A NEW APARTMENT…
PANTRY ESSENTIALS
• Flour
• Bread
• Coffee/tea
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Rice
• Cereal
• Sugar
• Cooking oil
• Salt
• Pepper
• Pasta
• Pasta sauce

9. HAVE THESE NECESSITIES ITEM PREPARED
WHEN MOVING INTO A NEW APARTMENT…
HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIALS
• All-purpose cleaner
• Broom and dustpan
• Mop
• Bucket
• Lightbulbs
• Clips and rubber bands
• First-aid kit
• Laundry detergent

10. ASK FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO HELP YOU MOVE
• If you planning to use the help of your friends and family, make sure you
ask them well in advance.
• Because if you decided to ask the day before the move, it will be quite
possible that you might not find anyone available.
• If possible, it will be better if you move on the weekends.
• That will make it possible for more people to available for help.
• Provide food, snack, and drinks when your friends will get tired.
• This will help keep energy levels and spirits up.
• It will be better if you provide a few of your friends’ favorites.
If you can’t find or don’t have anyone to help or you will be moving out of
state, don’t worry! Bivocalbirds especially provide packer and moving
facilities for you. You can get more information about this facility by
contacting our customer care service.

11. Bivocalbirds know moving into your first apartment is a big
stage. And we wish to make your move as easy as possible. So,
you will have a seamless experience during the whole process.
We hope, these tips will help you navigate the moving to your first
apartment.
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