What is house sitting? How does it work? In my Ultimate Guide to House Sitting I tell you everything you need to know from finding your first house sit to following up after, as well as a chance to download more details and a comprehensive list of questions to ask your homeowners!
House sitting is not all sunshine and rainbows! Just like anything, there are downsides. This is the second in a three-part series on house sitting, where I give you the complete low-down and tell you what’s good, what’s bad, and finally a full guide on how to make it work for you.
In my year in New Zealand I house sat at five places, ranging from a length of four days up to nine weeks. Each house sit was unique in its own way, with both good and bad points, and I’m glad I did all of them. I wish I had been able to do more. In this three-part series I’m going to tell you what’s good, what’s bad, and finally a full guide on how to make house sitting work for you.
It seems like just last week that I arrived on the Banks Peninsula, stunned by the natural beauty of this place and completely overwhelmed by all the things to do! But alas, it has been more than six weeks now, and sadly, the time has come for my departure. I’ve gotten to know the fantastic…
Sometimes you make a plan. You consider every detail carefully, you dedicate time to researching and investigating all your options, contacting the right people and arranging everything just so. Everything is going to come together and work out just the way you want it to, and then….you can see where I’m going with this, right?…