MOVING LINKS 4 YOU

AARP cited Mary Lascelles | March/April 2010 | AARP Magazine, under Navigator, you will find mention of the owner of Moving Links 4 You:  Mary Lascelles (aka ReloMary). A home based business, with extensive national and international connections, the business focuses on helping individuals, business people and families who are in need of those great professional connections to help them during a very stressful time:  selling, buying, and moving!  We find those connections at no cost to you.

The concept of Moving Links 4 You was conceived after 7 years working in relocation services solely for a real estate franchise.

When the economy started to change and people were moving for different reasons, it made sense to make use of the man wonderful connections made through LinkedIn. The connections are growing and deepening. It is one more wonderful resource for us to be able to find good people
and services for you.

We assist all age groups in their selling, buying, moving process throughout the United States and into Canada.  A growing population includes the Seniors.  Baby Boomers on up are making decisions about their next home.

No matter what age group you or your loved
one is in, be it single, young families purchasing their first home or Seniors downsizing from the
big family home or going into assisted living, we would love the opportunity to assist in making it a lot easier.

How would we make relocating easier? We talk to you and find out your goals and time line and then go to work to find the professionals you’ll need when and where you need them. We stay connected the whole way through and remain available by phone and/or email.  What a difference it will make to be connected to the businesses and services who can deliver what you need and when you need it.

Contact us by email or phone: relomary@movinglinks4you.com | 530.515.6299  And please do feel free to share this unique service focusing on making relocating easier for individuals and families of all ages who are selling, buying, moving. Thanks so much!

*I thank all those who commented on the LinkedIn question posed by Toni Goldfarb regarding the AARP article.