The Lower Cape Transition Options Review

From the sponsor of this directory. When a move, a diagnosis or a care bill puts the house in question, most families only ever hear one option: sell. This is one free hour to see all of them, side by side, in writing.

What happens

• One hour at the house, or by video, with family joining from wherever they live.
• Your options, side by side: sell now; move first and sell after; rent the house; keep it and adapt it; and, where it fits, borrowing against it. Each with a rough figure for what it would leave and how long it would take.
• The house set against the care. What the house would realistically leave after a sale, and how many months or years of the care you are considering it would pay for.
• The Cape questions national agents miss: septic inspection and the family-transfer exemption, the seasonal market, and the cost of carrying an empty house through a winter.
• A written options sheet left with you, to share with the family and with your lawyer.

What it is not

• It is not a listing appointment. Nothing gets signed.
• It is not legal, tax or benefits advice. Where a decision touches MassHealth, taxes or a will, we will tell you to see an elder-law attorney first — and the directory lists them.
• “Not this year” is a perfectly good outcome.

Who you will meet

Arthur Radtke, REALTOR®, The Celebrate Team, eXp Realty, Lower Cape Cod.

Choose a time Call (508) 408-7958

Or email arthur.radtke@exprealty.com.

Want to think it through first?

• Staying or going? A worksheet
• Will the house cover care? — a one-minute calculator
• Sell now or wait? — the Lower Cape seasonal calculator
• The Lower Cape Sellers Course — free video lessons on selling a Lower Cape home