A Holistic Approach to Real Estate for Caregivers with Jennifer Greene, CEO of Property Haus

<p>The world of real estate for older adults and family caregivers can be overwhelming- but it doesn't have to be. As you are managing your loved ones' home or property, the help of professionals with valuable insight can help with questions and offer advice on being proactive thinking outside the box on what to consider if you are in a time of transition.  So many times there are emotions involved- there is loss, change, grief, as well as relief.</p> <p>Jennifer Greene, CEO of Property Haus, has always been in the business of helping people. She began her career in anti-human trafficking and sexual violence work and transitioned to real estate in 2017. While that may seem like a big leap, she has always kept her focus on helping people first.</p> <p>Property Haus is the "go-to" for assisted living facilities, older adults, and caregivers when it comes to helping in the transition for families. They create a holistic solution and network referral program for their seniors. They believe in looking at the family as a whole and asking what they can do to help in that transition. With their large network of working with attorneys, they are able to assist families with real estate questions and needs. They create helpful solutions to assist older adults and family caregivers in need.</p> <p>Jennifer and I talk about:</p> <ul> <li>What to look at as your living situation needs change?</li> <li>How can real estate professionals provide holistic solutions?</li> <li>How can families manage homes and properties even if they are out of state and long-distance caregiving?</li> <li>An overview of the process of probate and inherited real estate</li> <li>An understanding of the proactive decisions with assets acquired</li> <li>We talk about those personal stories that connect us</li> <li>The importance of community and building relationships early on in the process of life transitions</li> <li>How do we start having hard conversations with our loved ones</li> <li>How we re-frame questions to move hard conversation forward?</li