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The 54-Point
Migration Checklist
A walk through the details of leaving one home and arriving at the other. Adapt it to your homes, then use it again next season.
Get the checklistFOR PEOPLE WHO CALL TWO PLACES HOME
Two Homes.
One Life.
Make both easier
to manage.
Practical guidance, tools and real-world lessons for people who split their lives between two homes.
A place to start, whether you’re packing up or settling in.
TWO PLACES TO CALL HOMEOne place to work things out.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
You’re halfway there.
And wondering if you
turned off the water.
There’s a lot to love about having two homes.
And a surprising amount
to keep track of.
The house you left. The contractor who needs a key. The charger that’s always at the other place. THOL brings the practical parts of this life into one place.
THE EVERYDAY PARTS OF TWO-HOME LIFE
What needs your attention?
01 /
Protect↗
Know what’s happening at the home you’re away from.
Water leaks, monitoring, access and someone nearby who can help.02 /Move↗
Make the next departure less of a production.
Closing one home, opening the other, packing and travel.03 /Manage↗
Keep the details somewhere besides your head.
Service contacts, maintenance dates, household records and costs.04 /Live↗
Spend more of your time enjoying where you are.
Everyday essentials, local routines and fewer trips with an overstuffed car.START WITH SOMETHING USEFUL
A little preparation goes a long way.
The 54-Point
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How well is your
two-home life working?
18 quick taps. See what’s working, where there may be a gap, and one practical thing worth considering next.
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WHY TWO HOMES, ONE LIFE
We live this life, too.
THOL grew out of the practical work of living between two homes: seasonal moves, remote monitoring, finding reliable help and remembering what needs attention where. Chris started Two Homes, One Life to share useful lessons from that experience and keep learning from other owners.
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