Collecting items like autographs, action figures, or rare items is a great form of investment for many people. When extra space is needed to hold to these items, a storage unit is typically ideal for the space and climate control. Along with choosing a unit fit for your collectible items, it's also important to have the proper security set in place. A strong lock is not the only thing that can protect your storage unit items.
19 July 2016
Whether you live in an apartment or you simply have limited space to keep household goods at home, self-storage with a faciulity like Redondo Van & Storage may be the answer. Using a public storage facility for items such as antiques or family heirlooms, may offer you security and peace of mind. It's also a good way to organize all of your valuable belongings in one convenient location so you may keep track of your stock list.
15 July 2016
If you are moving from one state to another, then you may simply pack all of your belongings in boxes and leave the task of transporting and unloading your things to your moving company. However, things may not be nearly as simple as you imagine if you have weapons in the home. This is specifically true if you have several guns. If you are moving your gun collection, then it may be a relief to hear that it is legal for a moving company to transport firearms, but they are not allowed to carry your ammunition, so make sure to keep the ammo out of your shipping boxes.
12 July 2016
If you're like most vintage motorcycle enthusiasts, your bikes are your babies. Moving out of state is stressful enough in itself. The last thing you want is to worry about your bikes getting damaged en route to your new home. Luckily, there are some simple precautions you can take to ensure that your bikes make it across the country safe and sound. Bring in the Professionals Loading your bikes into a cheap trailer and transporting them yourself isn't the best idea.
30 June 2016
With global marketing capabilities, many businesses are expanding and adding international locations. Even though it's nearly impossible to determine exactly how many Americans live abroad, research suggests that 35% of Americans would be willing to relocate to a different country, which is great news for business owners. For employees, however, any move, whether across town or across the world, can put a strain on their wallet. If you are an employee and there's a relocation to a foreign country on the horizon, here are a few tips that can help you keep control of your finances during the transition time in between getting notified of the relocation and actually relocating.
15 June 2016