Move Guides & Transition
Nothing forgotten in the move
HomeHandoff™ turns the handbook into a live checklist, so your clients cancel the trash service and sign out of the Ring app before they hand over the keys.
People move once every seven years, so nobody is an expert
Your clients do not know what they do not know, and the forgotten utility or the still-active Ring app becomes your problem. The transition guide handles it for them.
What agents get out of it
You look organized
Your clients look buttoned-up, because you set them up that way.
Fewer loose ends
Fewer forgotten tasks that circle back to you.
More referrals
A smooth move is the one clients tell friends about.
For the seller
A move-out guide, built automatically
Generated from what is already in the handbook, so there is nothing to set up.
- Cancel or transfer electric, gas, and trash
- Sign out of smart-home apps like Ring and Nest
- Confirm the items left as agreed in the marketplace
For the buyer
A move-in guide, ready on day one
Your buyer walks in with a plan, not a scavenger hunt.
- Set up utilities, apps, and services
- See what conveyed and where it is
- A gentle address-change reminder list
What it reminds them to do
Transfer utilities
Electric, gas, water, trash.
Sign out of apps
Ring, Nest, garage, security.
Confirm items left
Everything agreed in the marketplace.
Change of address
Places worth updating.
Tailor the list to the home
Agents can add or edit items, like a wired doorbell that should stay, so every list fits the specific home.
FAQ
Move-in and move-out checklists, answered
Common questions about the home transition checklist.
Still have a question?
hello@home-handoff.com
Canceling or transferring utilities, signing out of smart-home apps, confirming items left as agreed, and updating your address. HomeHandoff builds it from the handbook.
Setting up utilities and services, learning where everything is, and confirming what conveyed with the home.
Yes. They are generated from the home handbook, so there is nothing to create from scratch.
Yes. Agents can add or edit items to fit the specific home.
Most people move once every seven years, so they are not experts. The guide covers what they do not know to do.
Yes. Grab the free move-in and move-out checklists in Resources.
