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7 Things to Keep in Mind Whether Buying, Building or Remodeling

Understandably, it would be difficult to find the exact home that will meet your future physical needs. However, covering the bases for what most people experience as they age is a good place to start. Regardless of whether you remodel, buy or build, these are possible issues you might want to be mindful of when evaluating the features you want in your home. As a bonus, we’ve also included some specific ideas for home features for each.



Why Choose a Seniors Real Estate Specialist®?

SRES designees are knowledgeable and experienced professionals who are uniquely qualified to assist age 50 and older consumers with real estate planning, purchases and sales.



Professional Real Estate Services for Seniors

Buying or selling a home can be stressful, and finding the right REALTOR® is of very important. If you’re 50+, Seniors Real Estate Specialists® are here to help.



Elevators for the Aging

Meet Truby LaGarde and Paul Lambertson, a Frederick, Md. couple who are taking their plans for aging in place very seriously. Truby and Paul installed an elevator in their house to assist with their mobility as they grow older.



Aging in Place at Home

Staying in your own home as long as you are able is more beneficial to the elderly. With proper care and careful planning, it can be a reality. Designer Judith Nicholson discusses it in this video.



Aging In Place Home Remodeling Ideas

Here are some great tips for making changes to a home so you or your loved on can live in it longer.



Home Remodeling Trends

BuildTV produced this video aimed at contractors and explores the opportunity in providing aging in place remodeling solutions. Though geared towards builders, it has ideas and explanations about remodeling for the elderly and some of the larger issues pertaining to aging in place.