Moving to Bend? If so, it’s time to plan your big move so you can settle in quickly and enjoy all this beautiful area has to offer. This is why you need this guide from Premier Broker Daren Cullen, filled with tips for making the most out of your move. Let’s dive in and get you organized!
Finding That Perfect Bend Home
Still looking for a new home? Then you are in luck! Daren Cullen has helped hundreds of families move to the area, many of whom relocated from out of state. As one of Bend’s top Realtors, she also has the experience and know-how to help you find a local home that you and your family will absolutely love. Visiting her real estate website or calling her at (541) 410-2707 should be the first item on your moving checklist.
Making Your Moving Checklist
Speaking of checklists, you’re going to need one or two to keep your move organized. Luckily, there are plenty of online resources you can use to simplify this task. Print your checklist out and then fill it in with local information that will help you get settled into Bend faster.
You’ll need utilities for sure, and here are a few helpful tips for getting those hooked up. From water to electricity to the internet, there are several options available. Spend some time researching each company to see which is best for your needs.
Moving a Small Business to Bend
Now, you may also need a checklist to help move your small business to Bend. For example, one task that should be on your to-do list is to set up an Oregon LLC. You can save time, stress, and expense by taking care of this online, rather than working with an attorney.
Once you’re all set, head on over to the Bend Chamber of Commerce to get access to more links and resources for moving your small business. You may even want to think about joining the Chamber so that you can promote your products and services to locals.
Settling into Bend With a Family
If you’re moving to Bend with little ones, there are plenty of family-friendly activities to keep them busy. Of course, you’re likely looking for schools as well, and you won’t be disappointed. The Bend area is home to some of the best schools in the country, and you’ll have your pick of private, public, and charter school options. You can also find information for schools in neighboring cities like Redmond and Prineville.
Exploring Bend Like a Real Local
There’s no dearth of amazing resources to help you plan a move to Bend and have you feeling like a local in no time. Get to know your new hometown by exploring topics like the best eats and other local favorites. Before you know it, you’ll be feeling like a local!
We hope that the tips above help you feel less anxious about your upcoming move. If you need help finding your Bend home, reach out to Daren today and get the ball rolling on this thrilling new chapter in your life!
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Still looking for a new home? Then you are in luck! Daren Cullen has helped hundreds of families move to the area, many of whom relocated from out of state. As one of Bend’s top Realtors, she also has the experience and know-how to help you find a local home that you and your family will absolutely love. Visiting her real estate website or calling her at (541) 410-2707 should be the first item on your moving checklist.
Making Your Moving Checklist
Speaking of checklists, you’re going to need one or two to keep your move organized. Luckily, there are plenty of online resources you can use to simplify this task. Print your checklist out and then fill it in with local information that will help you get settled into Bend faster.
You’ll need utilities for sure, and here are a few helpful tips for getting those hooked up. From water to electricity to the internet, there are several options available. Spend some time researching each company to see which is best for your needs.
Moving a Small Business to Bend
Now, you may also need a checklist to help move your small business to Bend. For example, one task that should be on your to-do list is to set up an Oregon LLC. You can save time, stress, and expense by taking care of this online, rather than working with an attorney.
Once you’re all set, head on over to the Bend Chamber of Commerce to get access to more links and resources for moving your small business. You may even want to think about joining the Chamber so that you can promote your products and services to locals.
Settling into Bend With a Family
If you’re moving to Bend with little ones, there are plenty of family-friendly activities to keep them busy. Of course, you’re likely looking for schools as well, and you won’t be disappointed. The Bend area is home to some of the best schools in the country, and you’ll have your pick of private, public, and charter school options. You can also find information for schools in neighboring cities like Redmond and Prineville.
Exploring Bend Like a Real Local
There’s no dearth of amazing resources to help you plan a move to Bend and have you feeling like a local in no time. Get to know your new hometown by exploring topics like the best eats and other local favorites. Before you know it, you’ll be feeling like a local!
We hope that the tips above help you feel less anxious about your upcoming move. If you need help finding your Bend home, reach out to Daren today and get the ball rolling on this thrilling new chapter in your life!
Photo Credit: Unsplash
