
Real Estate Guides and Resources for Connecticut Seniors and Families
Helpful Resources to Support Your Next Steps
Navigating real estate decisions later in life often comes with many questions. From downsizing and moving to financial considerations, housing options, and family conversations, having reliable information can make the process feel more manageable.
I’ve gathered this collection of guides and resources for Connecticut seniors and their families to view, download, print, and share at their own pace.
Below are some of the most commonly requested resources. Simply click on any guide you would like to view, download, or print.
1. Getting Ready to List Your Home?
2. 5 Ways to Declutter Before Listing the Family Home
4. Cleaning Your House for Show and Sell
6. Find Your Ideal Home with My Help
7. How Your SRES Can Support You
8. 12 Tips to Make Downsizing Easier
Additional Resources
You may also find these guides helpful as you explore your options:
5 Tips for Finding Your Move Manager
8 Great Reasons to Downsize Your Home
Adopting the Hotel Philosophy to Stage Your Home
Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC) Contract Considerations
Choosing a Retirement Destination
Dos and Don'ts for Stopping Phone Scams
Essential Conversation When Moving Near Family
Five Warning Signs that Your Parents May Need Your Help
How to Approach Difficult Family Conversations
Is Reverse Mortgage Right for You? | Reverse Mortgage Update
Low-Cost Options for Aging In Place
Multigenerational Living: Tips for Keeping the Peace and Preserving Privacy
Questions and Considerations for Selecting an Assisted Living Facility
Questions to Ask Before Choosing an Active Adult Community
Tech-Savvy Living | A Guide to Property Technology for Seniors
Ten Questions to Ask an Elder Law Attorney
Ten Tips for Smoothing Family Discord
What to Expect When You Meet with a Financial Advisor
Why and How Should I Clear the Clutter
Looking for More In-Depth Guidance?
Many of the resources on this page provide quick tips, checklists, and practical information. If you're looking for more comprehensive, step-by-step guidance, I invite you to explore my Real Estate Books & Guides library.
There you'll find The Complete Senior Real Estate Guide, along with comprehensive books for homebuyers and home sellers. Whether you're planning a move later in life, buying your first home, or preparing to sell your current home, these educational publications are designed to provide trusted information, practical strategies, and the confidence to make informed real estate decisions.
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How to Use These Resources
Every real estate journey is unique, and you may not need every resource on this page. Browse the topics that are most relevant to your current situation and download those that will be most helpful to you.
Many people find it useful to save these resources for future reference or share them with family members who may also be involved in the decision-making process.
Please note: These guides and resources are provided for general informational purposes. Information may change over time, and some topics may require guidance from qualified legal, tax, financial, healthcare, or other professionals based on your individual circumstances.
Let’s Start With a Conversation
No guide, checklist, or downloadable resource can replace a personal conversation about your unique situation.
Whether you're buying your first home, selling your current home, downsizing, or helping a loved one through an important life transition, I'm here to answer your questions, discuss your options, and help you move forward with confidence.
If you're not sure where to begin, that's perfectly okay. Sometimes the first step is simply having a conversation.
Kathleen S. Turner, SRES®, SFR®
Real Estate Professional
Property Choices Real Estate
📞 (203) 767-0363
☎️ (203) 767-0432 (Office)
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