Seniors

As the caregiver for aging parents, you have a long list of
responsibilities. Here are a few issues to consider about
your parents living arrangements and what to do about their
home situation or their estate.

Home Sweet Home

Home is certainly is where the heart is, and it is generally
the best place for your parent to be, but at some point it
may not be feasible or desirable for your parent to stay in
his or her own home. She might not want to care for such a
large house anymore. She may be isolated and lonely living
alone. Her confusion or medical needs may be too
extensive for independent living. Her finances may
necessitate a move.

Whatever the reasons, when your parent can no longer
stay in her own home, it's a major turning point for everyone
involved. At some point you must make the decision to
move your parent out of the home.

What to do with the House?

It is probable that your parent's house has not been
updated in quite some time - sometimes as long as 30 or 40
years. During that time the roof may have aged, the wiring
may have become dated and the plumbing may need repair.

These are major issues that will prohibit the sale of the
house without repair or renovation. For a buyer to get
lending approval, the house must be inspected and all
deficiencies repaired prior to closing. This means that the
roof must be in good condition and the electric, plumbing
and furnace must pass inspection.

Additionally, most buyers expect the house to be in
"move-in" condition.

If you don't want the additional burden and cost of repairing
or renovating, the house can be sold "as-is". An "as-is" sale
is when you call CashHouse and we buy the house just like
it is. You perform no repairs or inspections. This process is
fast and hassle-free. As a matter of fact, you can get a sale
price from CashHouse within hours of calling and close
within days. All you do is make one phone call, allow
CashHouse to walk through the house to assess its current
condition, show up at the title company to sign the required
legal documents and walk away with a check in your hand.
It's done!

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Call CashHouse, set an appointment and we will bring you a
free copy of "How to Care For Aging Parents" by Virginia
Morris, an excellent reference for anyone coping with the
issues of an aging parent or estate.

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