Almost any house can be moved, but there are many factors that will determine whether it's a feasible idea. Find out whether it's practical before going any further. Some cities, for instance, don't allow moved houses.

You must also have the correct permits in order to move a structure from one place to another and obtain permission to cross certain areas of private property. In general, building permits should be obtained by the homeower; movers will be responsible for moving permits. You'll be expected to provide foundation sketches, elevation and site plans for building inspectors. You might have to provide a contractor to oversee the entire project. Ask your mover about insurance for your move.

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