If you have been living in separate homes but realised the effort and exercise can become quite expensive with all the back and forth, moving in together definitely becomes a more sustainable long-term plan. In theory, a never-ending sleepover with the person you love is a no-lose situation; in reality, a lot of things about your relationship will change once you live together, and it’s not a decision to take lightly. It is a huge step, and you must be in it for the longer-term plan to avoid getting anyone’s heart broken from making hasty decisions.

But if you and your partner are both on the same page and feel genuinely ready to intertwine your lives and share a home, here are a few things to bear in mind.

1. Figure out your finances:

Like the saying goes, “a wise man should have money in his head but not in his heart.” It’s pretty simple to understand that in a relationship you don’t expect your partner to pay for all your expenses, however, in order to create sustainability, you both have to be honest about your finances to figure out how you will manage the bills for a place of your choice and for the combined utilities you will need to budget for on a monthly basis.

2. Understand each other’s schedules and commitments:

Getting into a long-term commitment also means that you must understand the kind of commitment you and your partner already have. For example, managing work, gym and part-time studies could mean that you will see less of your partner, you cannot move in together and expect that his / her every moment is owned by you thereafter. So, figure out how you both can equally be conducive in your environment and motivate each other while working towards similar goals.

3. Find the perfect location:

An important decision to make is whether both of you are moving into a completely new home or one is moving in with the other. There are numerous factors to consider when moving such as affordability, travel time to work and if the accommodation is pet friendly.

4. Declutter:

Take the time to declutter your current home and decide what is worth keeping and what must be thrown away, stored, sold, or donated.

5. Storage unit:

If storage is what you need, look no further Infinity Storage has the solution for you. Our storage facilities are available to store any extra furniture or items which you have no capacity to move right away. We also offer moving supplies such as a variety of boxes, bubble wrap, “this side up,” fragile stickers, and much more, you can also shop on our online store and have your items delivered to fit your convenience. Visit our website to checkout all the packaging supplies you need https://bit.ly/3mLaUsf

Also visit our website to view the variety of units available https://bit.ly/39bIQec. With our flexible plans you can choose according to your budget and needs. We have the following unit sizes to choose from:

• Small unit – 3m x 1.15m
• Medium unit – 3m x 2m
• Half garage – 3m x 3m
• Large unit – 3m x 3.6m
• Single garage – 6m x 3m
• Extra-large unit – 9m x 3m