Children usually feel moves the most, as they often find it hard to settle into new environments and above all else, feeling of security and safety sometimes lessen during this stressful period. If the decision to accept the new position was based on a family separation, the relocation can be even more difficult for the children to adjust to . It’s important to include them in the process where at all possible, and ensure their voices are heard when picking a house.

Often you can research amenities, such as local shops, schools, leisure areas and more online, which may ease the burden of investigating all of that personally. Highly rated amenities should make it easier to choose between two areas, but its also important to consider what you're looking for in an area.

Your job too plays a huge part in picking a house - can you easily travel to your place of work, and more importantly, is the area able to offer a similar job, should the worst happen?

Dealing with the packing, moving, and household movers is only a small part of the ordeal of moving.