I help Front Range families move a parent into a community without anyone losing control of the decisions, and without facing the estate sale, repairs and staging alone.
If the family home is anywhere along this corridor, we can talk through what a move would take and what it would involve. I stay with you from the first conversation to the day you move.
Not sure whether your home is on this stretch? Ask, and I'll tell you straight.
That's normal. Here is what I hear most often, and what I tell people.
Decades in one house, and suddenly there's a list nobody asked for. Feeling lost at the beginning is part of this.
We start with one conversation, and only that.
Of course not. Leaving a home you love is hard, even when the reasons are good ones.
You can feel that and still make a plan that respects it.
Older homeowners get calls, offers and pressure from people they don't know. Being careful is wise.
I explain every step in plain words, and nothing happens without your yes.
You lead. Your family weighs in. I bring the plan and the information. The final say stays with the person moving.
Where you'd like to live, what matters most, and what worries you. I listen first.
The timing, the money, the things in the house, and who helps with what. Written down, so everyone sees the same plan.
I coordinate the people and the pieces, and I keep you and your family updated along the way.
Through all of it, I'm watching out for your best interest. I'm with you the whole way, not just on closing day.
I find the people, set the schedule and keep everyone on the same page. You pay the vendors directly, and my coordination is included in my commission.
After 17 years in construction, I can tell you which repairs will pay you back and which won't. Front Range buyers have more choices than they've had in years, so the right fixes matter.
A new kitchen rarely does.
You still have choices. The house can wait while we plan, and a rushed sale usually costs more than it saves.
Through my Memory Cafe work, I know how to slow down and keep your loved one included in the choices they can still make.
I'm not a medical professional. I bring experience and patience.
I've been a real estate agent on the Front Range for 26 years, and I've worked in construction for 17. That mix lets me look at a house and tell you what is worth doing and what isn't.
I love seniors. I serve on the board of Senior Resources of Broomfield and facilitate a Memory Cafe, because this stage of life deserves patience and real care. My job is to stay beside you through the whole move, and to make sure the person moving is still the one deciding.
Joan Mahan, J Mahan Group, eXp Realty"It's just a conversation, with strategy, support, and soul."
Training focused on older homeowners and the families helping them.
I'm part of the local network that supports seniors here.
I know how to include someone living with memory changes.
I know these neighborhoods, the buyers and the vendors.
You'll leave with a clearer picture and a plan you can use, whether we work together or not.