As the tittle says.
I was cleaning my current home in solitude, when I thought I'd try to work out how many trips I'll need to do to move house when HF is released for ps3.
I worked out that I'll have to do 172 trips to move everything without being over encumbered. This is without the aid of any enchantments or potions. My stamina is 310 + I have the extra pockets perk which makes it 410.

I really should stop collecting everything I find lol.

I just made a ring that let me carry 3 mil carry weight to move my stuff.

Travel on horse and do it in one.

Any chance u can tell me how to do that?

1 for me. I have unlimited shouts so I just picked everything up, spammed Wuld Nah Kest, and fast traveled when I got to my horse.

Just go to youtube and search alchemy and enchanting loop. Your better off just doing the horse fast travel (Which I didn't even think to do).

I made it in one trip with arvak...unfortunately somewhere between grabbing all my stuff and getting to my new house a few hundred gold and silver ingots dissapeared. no clue where they glitches out to...

I never move house, I just gather enough stuff to use for the new ones. Being incredibly disorganised it takes a fair few trips to work out what is needed, and usually not everything is gathered from just one house. Then much later I gather special things for display and house decorating. I am still working out if any of these houses have any bugs first, that might lose something.

Use alchemy and enchantments and make yourself a pair of boots like I have that can carry 3000 weight. I am now a walking loot chest. You want to check youtube for the fortified restoration glitch. I also have a bow doing one hit kills with this process so that the game is more realistic. But keep my sword at normal damage.

Just the one - Sara's only home is her room in the College of Winterhold, and she doesn't horde much.

Only once. Get a horse, fill up your pockets, ride horse, fast travel = done.
Did it yesterday and had 7865 in carry weight. Took me 1,5 hours to put it all in the right containers...