The article emphasizes the importance of seniors being cautious of real estate salespeople posing as helpful advisors. It recounts a personal experience with well-meaning but misaligned suggestions for selling family homes to transition into senior housing. The author encourages seniors to retain control over their housing decisions and suggests exploring resources from the Boston Housing Authority and the Massachusetts Department of Housing for appropriate support. Ultimately, it highlights that family members may choose to care for their elderly parents in their own homes as a viable option.
Be aware of the Realtor who makes housing recommendations for assisted living or nursing home care. If you are a senior, never let a salesperson talk you into selling your house.
The Boston Housing Authority (BHA) offers several options, including elderly/disabled housing, and income-restricted rental housing, providing support services and activities.
Both my brother and I, agreed that we will take care of our parents so they can live the rest of their lives, in the home they love.
There is an old saying about how no one makes money until someone sells something, highlighting the necessity of sales while cautioning seniors against manipulative practices.
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