The first thing I did when we decided to move to Texas later this year is to contact a few of our clients - every one of them that is in Texas said they would switch our area and send us work there. So that is a first step.
Planning things out and not rushing the move is my other piece of advice. Line up your ducks in a row and check them off one by one. In our case it will be (hopefully) exactly 12 months between when we made the decision and the actual move.
Next, get familiar with your new market area by doing research before you move. If you are house hunting long distance use that exercise to get started. You've done it a hundred times before - its not rocket science. (It helps if you are familiar with the area having lived there as in my case, but so long as you are transferring from one 'bedroom community' market area to another it shouldn't be too difficult to do.)
I am sure you've already contacted the FL appraiser's agency to get waived into the state (thank you Uncle Sam for mandating several decades ago that states must give appraiser reciprocity to other states).
Last but not least is the most obvious piece of advice - budget for not having nearly the amount of work in the first year as you have now - and you'll be alright.
Good luck!!
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