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Susan Santoro

United States
As seen in: SheKnows, BiggerPockets, Organized31
Covers:  Organizing, decluttering, moving tips, repurposing, crafting, tips for parents of college students, college care packages, and holiday celebration tips
Pro Organizer, Blogger, Veteran, Mil Spouse, Mom of 3 with 20+ Military Moves - Make space & time for what’s truly important to you, have fun & make memories.

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Susan is the creator and owner of Organized 31. While working part-time as a blogger, she has grown her blog and her total social media following to over 132,000 followers. She has published a book, been featured in a national magazine and recognized as a top organizing blogger. She is a 15-year military veteran, former college professor, parent educator and professional organizer. Susan has extensive experience in curriculum development, conducting training, teaching and course evaluation. As …

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50 Abrams Rd, Cheshire, CT 06410, US

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By Susan Santoro
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Operating Expenses Recurring costs required to maintain and manage a rental property, including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, utilities (if paid by the owner), property management fees, and other day-to-day expenses. Calculation: Insurance + Property Taxes + Property Management + Repairs & Maintenance + Capital Expenditures + HOA Fees
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If I want to raise better humans, I have to talk to my kids about Aleppo

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By Susan Santoro
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Share Tweet Pin Share Tumble Combined comments & shares on social media I’ve always believed that it’s vital to help people in my community. Sometimes my community is my neighborhood, sometimes it's thousands of miles away, and other times it encompasses the entire earth. Taking action to help others is a value that I purposefully work to teach my children every day.
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7 Ways to help your children during your divorce

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By Susan Santoro
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These tips are for both parents. However, realize that you don't have control over the other parent's behavior. You do have control over your behavior. Regardless of the other parent's choices, you can choose to do what is best for your child and these tips will help. 1. Your child should feel loved and welcome in both homes From the very beginning of the divorce process, parents need to reassure the child that they are loved and nothing will change that.
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