6 Things To Consider If Family Member Is Going Into A Senior Living Facility.

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When a family member is moving into senior living and the home is distressed, there are several important considerations to keep in mind:

1. Clearing and Cleaning: Declutter and clean the home to prepare it for potential sale, rent, or other arrangements. This might involve downsizing and organizing belongings.
2. Legal and Financial Matters: Address legal and financial aspects such as estate planning, power of attorney, and managing assets and liabilities.
3. Property Maintenance: Assess the condition of the home and make necessary repairs or improvements to enhance its value if you plan to sell it.
4. Downsizing: If the home is too large or impractical, consider downsizing or moving to a more manageable property that suits your new living situation.
5. Emotional Support: This transition can be emotionally challenging for your family member. Ensure they have emotional support during this process.
6. Future Plans: Discuss and make plans for the future of the distressed home. This might involve selling, renting, or maintaining it for other purposes.

Remember to involve your family member in decision-making as much as possible and seek professional advice when necessary to make informed choices about the distressed property and senior living arrangements.

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