Senior Housing

Senior Housing Keep an eye out for fraud, scams in home services Unfortunately, homeowners are often targeted by scammers offering “quick fixes” that turn into shady home repairs, fraudulent reverse mortgages, property-tax refund schemes, title fraud or fake rental listings. To help protect yourself or friends and family members from housing-related scams, here are a few tips: Research common scams and warning signs. Verify lenders, contractors, and […]
Senior Housing Equity gains can be pleasant surprise for longtime homeowners For those who’ve owned a home for a while, chances are it has increased significantly in value. Homeowners who’ve lived in their homes for just five years have seen an average increase of nearly 60 percent. Those who’ve owned for 30 years have seen their home values more than triple. This growth in equity is […]
Senior Housing Shine a light on safety to stay in your home Adequate and updated outdoor lighting is an essential part of keeping a home safe as homeowners get older. Good lighting can help reduce fall risks, improve visibility, and add peace of mind for both seniors and their families. Here are a few lighting options to consider adding to your outdoor spaces: Pathway lights Illuminate walkways, […]
Senior Housing Letting go of a lifetime of stuff can be hard So, you’ve decided to declutter. You’ve even made piles of what is going to go. Now the question is, “Go where?” Here are a few options: Pass down to family or friends Some items may hold sentimental value. Consider passing them along to loved ones who will appreciate them. Don’t be offended if they say, […]
Senior Housing Decide if renting or buying in retirement is best for you Homeowners heading into retirement may assume that they’ll want to continue to own their housing. However, as wants and needs change with age, renting may be an option depending on what best supports your lifestyle and budget. Buying Buying can offer stability. Monthly payments remain predictable, which is especially valuable on a fixed income. You’ll […]
Buying a home Plan ahead for retiring and buying vacation home Adding a vacation property for your retirement years can be a dream come true. However, to make sure that process is also vacation, here are a few things to consider: Location, location, location Make sure it’s a place you’ll love visiting regularly and is accessible year-round. Before buying, do a test run and rent a […]
Moving Decluttering? Start with linen closet Decluttering your existing home can be good preparation for actually making a move to new living situtaion. Knowing where to start can be daunting, but if you’re working on decluttering, here’s a tip: Take a look at your linen closet. Over the years, it’s easy to accumulate numerous bedding sets, sheets, blankets, towels and comforters. […]
Senior Housing Choosing multigenerational housing can have pros and cons Buying a home for a multigenerational living situation can be a great alternative. There can come a time in some families when they consider buying a property that will allow them to live with their aging parents, adult children, or extended family. Multigenerational living can be a wonderful solution for many families. However, before taking […]
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