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Safety Checklist for Moving Into a New Home<\/h2>\n

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Your clients have a lot to think about on moving day, but it’s important that they have more than just organizing and unpacking on their to-do list, according to The Red Cross. The group recently featured several items home buyers should think about when settling in to a new house.<\/p>\n

Create fire escape plans and meeting places.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The plan should include two ways to exit the home and set two different meeting places for family members. One might be a meeting area right outside of the home in case of a fire, while another would be a meeting place outside the neighborhood, in case the area is blocked in an emergency.<\/p>\n