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Rouda recommends
Steiners Complete How To Move Handbook.
He says:
"I love this book,
it covers everything!
There's absolutely nothing missing,
except who's going to pay the mortgage!"
Harley Rouda is Past President of the National Association
of Realtors,
and head of one of the 12 largest independent real estate
agencies in the U.S.
You can buy the 354 page Steiners Complete How To
Move Handbook
at your bookstore or DIRECT at 800-444-2524 Ext 1
or Amazon.com,
the Internet bookstore.
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ANOTHER REVIEWER:
Mark A. Hetts the "Mr.
HandyPerson",
Universal Press Syndicate
columnist says:
"Among the stresses of modern living, moving has
to be right up there on the top of the list with finding a
job and looking for a place to live, and is often a part
of both situations. The Steiners have assembled a complete
guide to everything you could ever want to know (and a lot
of things you may not have known you NEEDED to know). Not
content to simply outline the do's and don'ts of a typical
move, they also rate moving companies, give useful tips on
finding rentals, sublets, and trades, and even some
sensible advice on long distance job hunting. They have
taken a "no stone unturned" approach to moving
in this fact-filled, thorough handbook, even including
tips on getting settled in your new neighborhood! If you
are facing or contemplating a move, this book will save
you potentially thousands of dollars, and uncounted
headaches and sleepless nights and aggravation. Quite
possibly, this is the best guide ever written on the
subject, and an incredible bargain, to boot!"
ISBN: 0-913-73314-8 $14.95
TITLE: Steiners Complete How-to-Move Handbook
AUTHORS: Clyde & Shari Steiner
ANOTHER REVIEWER:
Recommendation by
Nationally Syndicated
Real Estate Columnist
 Robert Bruss
Copyright Tribune Media Services
Steiners Complete How-To-Move Handbook. By Clyde and
Shari Steiner. Independent Information Publications, San
Francisco. $14.95. 354 pages.
Robert Bruss Says:
Authors Clyde and Shari Steiner have completed 19
residential moves in five countries so they are
well-qualified to write this unique and very complete book.
Virtually nothing involving a household move is left out.
The authors discuss reasons for moving, employment
considerations, income tax aspects, home sales and
purchases, renting and virtually everything to consider when
changing residences.
Strong emphasis is placed on how moves affect children and
how to minimize problems. For example, the authors recommend
moving during the school year, rather than in summer, so
children will quickly make friends at their new school.
This well-researched book has something for virtually
every reader. If a topic doesn't interest you skip it
because there are many more subjects which will be of
interest. My favorite was how to handle and negotiate with
moving companies. Although the authors discuss
do-it-yourself moves they realize that isn't practical for
most families so they explain the mover pitfalls to
anticipate. They even rate moving companies.
You can buy the 354 page Steiners Complete How To Move
Handbook at your bookstore or DIRECT at 800-444-2524 Ext
1 or Amazon.com,
the Internet bookstore.
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