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Every housing decision involves a complex set of factors, but moving into an active adult community adds several unique considerations. A real estate agent with the SRES® designation can help you sort through these and other factors when deciding on your next home:

Location

Do you prefer living close to family and friends or in a particular area for health or weather reasons? Do you want to live in a smaller urban facility with minimal services, or do you prefer a more extensive, independent campus that meets all your social needs and offers numerous onsite amenities? Do you plan to maintain one or more vehicles or prefer relying on your community’s transportation options or public transit?

Cost

Your options will expand or be limited by the amount you have saved and the money you receive from the sale of your existing home. How much can you invest in your new community, and what is your monthly budget for living expenses? Remember to include any homeowners’ fees when making your decision. Also, factor in any upfront move-in fees.

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Over the age of 50 and considering selling the family home? You need a REALTOR® with senior experience, knowledge and marketing savvy.

Those qualities, along with a special knowledge of managing the sale of a home for those over the age of 50, are what SRES® designees can bring to your next real estate transaction. SRES® designees are certified senior specialists and astute to the financial and emotional challenges senior clients face when they sell a long-held family home.

So if you're thinking of buying, selling, renting or relocating, I'm your Senior Real Estate specialist for the Greater Palm Springs Area. Call or text me at (760)702-4657 Joy Farenden or email me at Joy@JoyFarenden.com

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Evaluating Home Care

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It’s easy to dismiss these ideas as too far off to happen within your lifetime. Realistically though, these advancements may not be as far off as you may think.

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