Moving with Roommates for the First Time!
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NEW YORK - Nyenta -- he moving process can often be filled with a lot of emotions — excitement to make your new space yours, but perhaps even sadness to leave what you're already familiar with. And when you're moving with roommates, there's an extra layer of planning needed to ensure you're on the same page and set up for move-in success.

Give it  time

Instead of thinking of it as moving day, think of it as moving week. Packing, cleaning, and unpacking can be time-consuming. Think about how much time you'll need, then double it. That extra time will give you a bit of breathing room in case something goes wrong and will hopefully make you feel more at ease.
. Talk about the bills

Talking about bills can be tricky, but putting it off until the last minute may end up costing you money if services aren't canceled in time. Many utility providers require a month's notice before you move out, so factor that in. And be aware that there might be a cancellation fee if you're terminating services before the end of a contract.

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Moving with roommates adds an extra layer of consideration as different bills might be in different people's names, and only the account holder can cancel the service. Work out who's in charge of each bill and assign responsibilities accordingly.

List of moving tasks

Get the pens and paper out and think about what needs to be done. Who's going to cancel the bills? Who's going to get all the moving boxes? And if you need one, who's going to make arrangements with the moving company?

A moving company

Getting someone else to do all the heavy lifting for you is a surefire way to reduce stress. If you decide to hire a moving company, make sure to book them around 30 days in advance for a long-distance move, or about two weeks ahead if you're moving locally.

If money is tight and hiring a moving company isn't an option, enlist the help of as many friends and family members as you can, and rent or borrow the biggest van you can afford.
budget

Moving can get expensive, especially when you account for expenses such as gas, a moving truck, and food. To avoid disagreements about who's going to pay for the pizza when you're exhausted and surrounded by half-packed boxes, your roommates can dip into.
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