Selling a parent's home
When a parent moves to senior living, the house often has to be sold, cleared or settled. We'll introduce you to one vetted, licensed real estate agent who specializes in senior moves in that area, anywhere in the country. You decide whether to work with them.
How it works
- Tell us about the home with the form or by phone: where it is, your timeline, whether it's occupied, and who can sign.
- We introduce one agent, usually within a day. They give you an honest market value and a no-pressure plan.
- You choose. Want someone else? Ask, or use any agent you like.
Our standards for agents
- Active license and a clean record
- Experience with senior moves; contact within 24 hours
- No pressure to take a quick cash offer. If you ask about one, you'll see it side by side with listing the home
- Updates at listing, under contract and closing
Before you list: Medicaid
If your parent may need Medicaid for long-term care, talk to an elder-law attorney before selling. In Florida, the homestead can be an exempt asset, and selling it turns it into cash that may affect eligibility.
The belongings
Movers, estate sales, clean-outs and repairs: see licensed local helpers and download the selling a parent's home checklist.
How this works financially: Novita Way never buys homes, cars or belongings. If you choose an agent we introduce, a licensed referral fee may be paid between real estate brokerages. It doesn't change what you pay, and you're always free to choose any agent. Novita Way is connected to a licensed agent at eXp Realty.