PLANNING YOUR MOVE

At your present home

If you rent your present home, give necessary notice to your tenants/landlord.
Make arrangements for the return of any deposits.
Notify all utilities that you are moving: hydro, gas, internet, telephone and cable TV.

At your “new” home

Make arrangements for the gas and hydro, internet, telephone and cable TV to be connected on the day the sale closes.

General

Get “Change of Address” cards from the post office and send out well before moving day.
Have the post office forwards your mail to your new address.
Cancel any contracted services and pre-authorized cheques.
Inform gardening, dry cleaning, garbage pick-up, newspaper, magazines, diaper and other home services. Arrange for service at your new address.
Obtain a letter of introduction from your current bank to help establish new accounts. Transfer trust or bank accounts and securities.
Cancel or transfer social, athletic, civic, religious or business affiliations and memberships.
Arrange for transfer of medical, dental, prescription, and optical records.
Change the address on your driver’s license effective the day of the move.
Collect all items out for cleaning, repair, or storage: e.g. fur coats, dry cleaning.
Make special arrangements for the moving of perishables, such as plants.
Make special arrangements for the moving of pets.
Safely dispose of all flammable liquids, as it is illegal for movers to carry them.

Janice Mitchell - Sales Representative

Janice Mitchell

Broker

My family has lived in North Leaside for over 25 years and our three children are graduates of Northlea and Leaside High School. We love living near Bayview Avenue and value having so many parks and trails nearby for walking and biking.

Testimonials

We were introduced to Nathalie and Janice through a friend. What you learn instantly during your first meeting with them is that they are unlike any other real estate agents you have met. Firstly, they are a team and bring two complementary but accretive perspectives to the table for the same price. Secondly, they certainly have the deep knowledge of where the market is and how to be successful in the market, but their real differentiator is their hands-on approach. They make you feel you are their most important client and they focus on even the smallest of details to ensure the presentation of your house and the strategy for selling your home maximize the market opportunity available.

Robert Olsen, Seller (Leaside)