Home Exchange

Home exchanges — can work for a long weekend, as well as a longer stay. Here are some guidelines to consider: * Provide many photos of your home and in exchange request photos of the home you intend to visit. * Establish good communication with the other home exchange party: phone, e-mail or fax. * Leave clear and detailed instructions for "everything" from the trash pickup to grocery stores — store all valuables elsewhere — leave copies of car titles, insurance policies, guest passes, etc. Singles Home Exchange International — "I stay in your apartment — while you stay in mine." (Call it Home Exchange, Home Swap, Apartment Exchange, Apartment Swap — it's all the same!) A selection of offerings located in 60+ countries worldwide. Here's a testimonial: I spent two wonderful weeks in London last summer in a delightful, comfortable apartment across the river from Greenwich. A perfect exchange. Thank you, Pat. KT in Toronto 2003-11-12 12-month membership — $30 If you fail to find a home exchange partner during your 12 month membership, Singles Home Exchange International will give you another 12 month for FREE. No questions asked! HomeExchange.com — over 7000 listings in over 85 countries. Unlimited one-year membership — $49.95 (If you don't make an exchange in your first year, your second year is free!) Here's Home Exchange.com's explanation of 'home exchange": "Home exchangers trade their homes, condominiums or apartments at a time that is convenient to both parties, but these are not the only types of accommodations that one gets to choose from. For example, one exchanger traded his home for a 40-foot yacht. Another couple swapped their villa in Italy for a RV in Oregon because they had always wanted to tour the U.S. in true nomadic style. Often, home exchangers will include their automobiles as part of the package." Return To Top If you have questions or comments about this Web page or site, e-mail: webmaster@SoloTravelPortal.com. © 2005 SoloTravelPortal.com Return To Top