So you just purchased your first RV and you’re not sure how you’ll store the unit during the off-season. Many people decide to keep their RV’s stored in their yard during the winter months, which is fine if you don’t live in a climate that gets extreme winter weather. But if you do live where it snows often, and the winter seems to drag on forever, you may consider putting your RV into storage. Read More»
Running a catering business out of your home can save on overhead, but chances are most of the work takes place off-site. When you’re first starting out, it’s usually less expensive to rent what what you need as opposed to leasing out an expensive kitchen or business space. These money-saving tips can help you outsource your business location without a lot of upfront costs. Storage A mini storage unit is the least expensive way to store your tableware, cookware, serving utensils, warmers, and other catering tools. Read More»
If you’re in the process of cleaning out and closing up the apartment or home of a person who recently died, you are no doubt finding many old papers that do not need to be kept. While a certain number of years’ worth of receipts, statements, and other documents should be kept, sometimes this amount can grow and grow if the deceased neglected to clean out older documents. When trying to get rid of these, look into shredding services. Read More»
When renting out a mini storage unit, space can often be an issue. This may be especially true if you’re not familiar with how to properly pack and organize your storage unit in a way that maximizes space. Making the most of your storage unit’s square footage does take some time and planning. Along the way, there are some organization mistakes you’ll also want to avoid; otherwise, you’ll be wasting precious space. Read More»