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What Are Non-Binding Moving Estimates?

Published December 23, 2012

There’s nothing unique about a non-binding moving estimate. Moving estimates are all non-binding. Once something is binding, that is once it is enforceable and final, then it is simply called the price, or the agreement.

So, whether you got a moving estimate on the phone, on the Internet, or after an in-home survey, it’s not something you can bank on absolutely,even if it’s in writing.

If you want a moving price that you can depend on, you need to get the price in a signed contract. Ideally, it will be a flat rate or a binding not-to-exceed price.

Learn more about what are moving estimates and how to get dependable moving prices.

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