trailer <\/a>to haul the supplies you’ll need to fix it up. Toss in the toolbox, landscaping equipment, paint supplies and other tools you will need to make tweaks to the house.<\/p>\nUse U-Box Container for Furniture Shopping & Swapping<\/h3>\n
Once you’ve made improvements to cabinets, plumbing, walls, and flooring, use a U-Box moving container to start flipping the home’s furniture. Visit swap meets, secondhand furniture outlets, garage sales or bigger-name furniture retailers to find just the pieces you need to accent each room. The U-Box moving container can hold your old furniture as you’re donating or reselling it, and it can also store and transport the new furniture you’ve selected for the renovated rooms.<\/p>\n
De-Clutter with Portable Storage<\/h3>\n
When presenting the newly refurbished home to potential owners, it’s important to set up an aesthetically pleasing open house before the tours start. Organizing and decluttering tasks require somewhere to store the extra junk before either donating, storing or tossing it–so the U-Haul U-Box container is perfect for holding these items.<\/p>\n
Flipping houses can be efficient with a U-Box container–it’s as easy as holding what you need when you need it, and shipping it wherever you need it to end up.<\/p>\n
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Flipping houses involves a lot of shifting items–and that’s why it makes sense to use portable storage when a lot of furniture and boxes are in limbo.<\/p>\n