It’s very common for people to start considering a move later in life as they near retirement and empty nest syndrome but quickly find it is a very different process and state of mind than when they were younger. It can become a daunting process and procrastination can set in. Over the years we become
Active adult communities provide fulfillment for older adults by offering enjoyable activities and social interactions. After you’ve made the decision to move you may be wondering, “how do I make sure I choose the right community for me?” The Seniors Real Estate Specialist Council has compiled a list of questions related to location, cost, lifestyle,
Thinking about moving? Jumpstart your downsizing! Years of fond memories. Rooms full of ‘stuff.’ If you’re a senior who has lived in your home for decades, the thought of downsizing and moving can seem daunting. With so many memories all around you, you’re probably wondering, “Where would I even start?” The good news is you
Thinking about moving? You’re ready to say goodbye to home repairs, maintenance, shoveling, grass mowing and more. But you have years of memories….and lots and lots of “stuff”. Your kids don’t want most of your treasured possessions. You’re not sure whether to sell or donate some items. And those to be donated may be too
As active members in our industry, we are all too aware of the role the real estate industry played decades ago in blocking homeownership opportunities for minority and low-income families. In a recent Facebook post ACTS Housing said the following. “Redlining is a term that describes the discriminatory practices of denying minority populations access