WHAT TO DO BEFORE YOU MOVE TO YOUR TEMPORARY APARTMENT We have compiled a list of suggestions to consider before making your move. Since your accommodations will be completely equipped and furnished, these items might help in the transition. Are you planning to stay a minimum of 30 days? Ascertain the actual area in which you want to live. Many cities are so large that you really need to know the commuting distance and time before making a commitment to an apartment. If you have school-age children, check out the school systems before choosing a locality. The most comfortable move is one made with all information in advance. Health laws in some states do not allow for more than two adults or children in a bedroom. The age of the children might make a difference. Be sure to discuss this with your Relocations Specialist when determining how many bedrooms are needed. Discuss, in advance, what items you might want to add to your furnishings. Some must be ordered in advance, such as Cribs and Office items. Housekeeping services are an extra fee and can be order weekly or every other week. Your choice will determine the cost. Discuss parking for the number of cars you wish to park. Every complex is different and has different arrangements. If your move is based on your company's requirement, be sure to find out if any of the cost will be repaid or if your Employer will pay the cost directly. Be sure that your Relocations Specialist knows about your pet. There could be some complexes that will not accept pets. You will be asked a few questions about your pet to ensure that they are welcome and accepted. Speak with your insurance agent about protection while residing away from your permanent home. Click here to find out more about Rental Insurance Please refer to our section entitled "Our Personal Information and Privacy Policy"