How to Handle Multi-State Living Arrangements With Pets in Each City

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How to Handle Multi-State Living Arrangements With Pets In Each City

If you’re a snowbird who enjoys spending the winter months in warmer climates, or if you own houses in several states, taking your pets along may necessitate a bit of preparation and organization. And if you want to save some money on the essentials, you also need to do some research and look for the best deals. So here are five tips that will help you make the most of your multi-state living arrangements:

If you have homes in different states, make sure you’re prepared for an eventual emergency by finding a good veterinarian in each city you’ll be living in at different times of the year. Having their vaccination records and all relevant information (diet and feeding recommendations, eventual food or seasonal allergies, medications taken, list of surgeries performed with dates, microchip number, pet insurance policy number, etc.) in all the places you live can save you a lot of valuable time should your pet fall ill or have an accident.

Save Money on Insurance

When you live in two different states, compare rates for home, health, car, and even pet insurance to see which one is most advantageous for you. Register your car and apply for a driver’s license from the state offering cheaper options for you and your family. When looking for home insurance for your properties, make sure you choose a company that is licensed to sell home insurance in both states so that they can sell you policies for both of your homes. This way, you’ll be eligible for discounts and enjoy lower premiums.

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New to Town? How to Settle Into Your New Fort Lauderdale Home

New to Town? How to Settle Into Your New Fort Lauderdale Home

With its sunny disposition and welcoming community, Fort Lauderdale makes it easy to feel at home whether you’ve lived here for three weeks or 30 years. However, as pleasant as the city’s warm weather and white sand beaches may be, they won’t help newcomers when it comes to finding a great hair salon, a trusty mechanic, or other local services after moving to Fort Lauderdale and surrounding towns.

That’s where this guide comes in. If you’ve recently purchased a home in Fort Lauderdale, these resources courtesy of Eileen Kedersha will help you knock out your new-to-town to-do list so you can start enjoying all that sunny Fort Lauderdale has to offer. Give me a call for any special information requests, I will be happy to discuss your questions.

Article by: Ed Carter: Ed has worked with clients of all ages, backgrounds and incomes. About 10 years into his career, he saw a need for financial planners who specialize in helping individuals and families living with disabilities.

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Fort Lauderdale Cruising and Dining

Fort Lauderdale Cruising
and Dining

Fort Lauderdale is known as the Venice of America. It is truly a waterfront paradise. As you explore the cities many canals you begin to realize the unique status it holds. To see the center of Greater Fort Lauderdale from an completely new perspective, including the fabulous mansions and mega-yachts of Millionaires’ Row, cruise the New River around Tarpon Bend on one of the charted cruises  available. The handsome marinas of the Intracoastal Waterway are in full view and give boaters stunning views in all directions.

If you follow the water west, the meandering Middle River gives you the chance to take in the area at your own pace using perhaps a kayak or on a paddleboard. You can take your pick of scenic waters to explore.

If you want to explore at a faster pace rent a jet ski and power your way around the waterways to find your own favorite spot.

If you would like to dine on the water front Fort Lauderdale most assuredly can accommodate you wishes.

15 Street Fisheries is one of South Florida’s most popular waterfront restaurants for nearly forty years offering 2 types of dining. Its award-winning cuisine upstairs, served in a charming suite of nautical-themed dining rooms, and the ever popular casual family fun found downstairs featuring lunch, dinner and drinks in an open-air, dockside setting, the Fisheries is extremely popular with locals and visitors alike. Adults and children alike enjoy walking the boardwalk and feeding the fish. 
1900 SE 15th St. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 954-763-2777

Blue Moon Fish Company is Chic waterfront restaurant located on the Intracoastal Waterway serving creative fresh Florida cuisine. Deco-inspired exterior, contemporary American menu. Gospel brunch on Sundays 11:30am every Sunday $30, includes one bloody mary, mimosa, or champagne.
4405 W Tradewind Ave. Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, FL 33308 954-267-9888

 

Eileen Kedersha, Broker Associate One Sotheby’s International Realty – Kedersha Group 954-561-4100 EKedersha@OneSothebysRealty.com

Louie Bossi’s Italian Ristorante

Louie Bossi’s Italian Ristorante Fort Lauderdale 

Restaurant Hot Spots

Spent a fabulous Sunday afternoon eating Brunch in the garden of Louie Bossi’s Italian Ristorante, Bar and Pizzeria Fort Lauderdale.

Bossi’s is known for excellent Italian cuisine. You can choose from varied homemade pastas, Neapolitan style Pizzas and home cooked Sicilian Comfort food and the Chef’s House cured salumi. Seating accommodations are either inside or outdoor patio seating facing the famous Las Olas Blvd and my favorite, the back yard garden with Bocce court. Parking on Las Olas or behind the restaurant or valet park.

Address: 1032 E Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

954-356-6699

More information: https://www.louiebossi.com/ft-lauderdale

Eileen Kedersha

One Sotheby’s International Realty 954-561-4100 www.sfloridaluxuryhomes.com/ email: EKedersha@OneSothebysRealty.com