So you think you may be completing a Permanent Change of Station move (better known as PCSing) this year? So where do you start once you receive your orders? How do you make the best of a duty station that is not your first choice? What about the kids? How will you ever find a place to live? Is base housing available? Your answers are not far away. Start here at Russell-Realtor.com. With the click of a mouse and a phone call, you’ll be on the road to a successful move. As soon as you find out you are PCSing, which is usually after hours, you’ll want to take charge of your move and find out everything there is to know about your next hometown. This website is filled with tons of El Paso and Fort Bliss information. Other resources include Family Readiness increases awareness of resources available on the base. Your next step is to visit the Relocation Office at your local installation. The Relocation Assistance Program (RAP) provides base newcomers and departing personnel with “Welcome Aboard” briefs, relocation workshops, and extensive information on most duty stations worldwide. Sponsorship training and coordination is provided, as well as the use of short term household goods, i.e. dishes, cookware, futons, porta-cribs, and high chairs. I used to think moving was stressful; that is, until I was faced with the decision to relocate my elderly mother closer to our family. This move required sorting through a collection her belonging of 50 years and locating a home that she would love. I am a full-time Buyer's agent with RE/MAX and have the experience and knowledge you need for your next relocation. Call me Yvonne Russell today (915) 873-8646.