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Do you own a cottage your family doesn’t spend much time at anymore? It can be an emotional decision to sell the place where you and your loved ones have so many happy memories. However, the cost of maintaining a cottage can outweigh sentimental considerations. Selling your cottage can be as big an undertaking as the decision to purchase one. We’ve compiled a list of things to keep in mind before you sell your cottage, including the use of mobile storage.

Cottages are meant for relaxation, for you and anyone you may rent your cottage to. Taking a few extra precautions to make subletting less risky for your cottage possessions can reduce your stress and make for a better, more enjoyable experience for a subletter who doesn’t have to worry as much about damaging your property by accident.

Do you have adult children who are still using your home as their storage unit? Your adult children don’t want to move their things because they’re very happy with the status quo. They’ve got free storage. However, the situation is frustrating for you, because your home isn’t a warehouse.

Do you love the idea of having an uncluttered living space? Maybe give mobile storage a try. When you see a sleek, simple layout, do you sigh wistfully and wish that were your home? It could be. Yet, it’s difficult for people to stick with minimalism — possibly because it’s so easy to bring home more stuff! 

Should you let a subletter use your furniture? It’s an age old question. Advertising a property as furnished will certainly help you in finding a tenant to take your place for a short period of time, but you may not want to leave your furniture with a stranger. Ultimately, you’ll need to review your options and make a decision based on the information you have and your own concerns.

Most people travel for the short-term, rarely longer than two weeks. When they need to travel for an extended period of time, they are then left wondering what to do with their house and furniture. After all, it’s not feasible to carry a couch with you to another country, and you may not be comfortable with leaving your property unsupervised for extended periods of time.

So named because of the perception that the musicians got their start as teenagers playing in their parent’s garage with friends, the garage band and genre has a long and proud history. All you need is a few instruments, a few friends, and a little bit of space.

The biggest issue many young musicians face is space limitations. Between your music kit, your own personal belongings, and other pressures like having a family, it can be difficult to store your gear properly, which could endanger your equipment and potentially your livelihood...

The hunt is over. You found the perfect home. Now let’s find the perfect way to move all your stuff. Portable storage units for moving are an excellent choice, for several reasons. If there’s a move in you’re future, this information is especially directed at you. Read further to learn why more and more house hunters are choosing this convenient option.

Going where the money is? Good for you. Moving cities to further your career can lead to more opportunities. But it can also lead to disappointment if you don’t ask yourself the right questions.

Is there such a thing as a pain-free move? There can be! If you’re ready to move, you may be debating a portable storage unit versus the more traditional moving company. Portable storage units, some with climate-control capabilities, are delivered right to your door. Once they’re loaded, you simply call the storage company to request a pick-up. Your containers are then delivered to the company storage facility or the location of your choice.

Moving can be a stressful time. Between packing, physically relocating, and unpacking your boxes and furniture, the risk of injury seems unavoidable. But it is possible to keep yourself safe. Back injuries are one of the most common — and debilitating — form of injury from moving.