Is that big house holding you back from your best life?

Time to downsize? Or maybe rightsizing would work better.

Feeling overwhelmed. Confused? Stuck?

Hi there, I’m Ann Brady and I’m here with decades of experience with the complexities and joys of downsizing. I’ve written three books and I’m currently working on my book Savvy Rightsize: Senior Transitions for Life. But until it’s done, check out my FREE book Savvy Seller, Top Dollar: Special Circumstances where I deal with some of the same concerns.

Would you be happier without that big house? It’s a complicated question with many interwoven factors.

I know that sometimes selling that big house feels like freedom. And sometimes, it feels like you’ve lost your foundation.

So, let’s skip that uncertainty and just help you find your freedom…and your foundation.

There is never any cost or obligation for a Rightsizing Savvy Consultation.

“I don’t know what to do with my big house.”

I hear it all the time. What in the world will you do with that big house?

Whatever life you are trying to reclaim, it’s no fun to be stuck in a house that’s too big.

I often chat with my clients who have downsized and they tell me their lives are better. More comfortable. More joyful.

In fact, one client, Mrs. Landon, tells everyone that she meets, “Ann made my whole life better. She went above and beyond. And I couldn’t be happier with my sweet new home.

Her downsize was a delight!

So, which path is right?

Which path is right for you?

Both!

Options offer autonomy. Insight brings clarity.

And from there, you’ll know what works best for your own personal needs.

My clients tell me the insight that I provide is invaluable and powerful as they evaluate their possibilities and find their solutions.

And they also find that simply by reaching out for resources, their decisions are easier than they had imagined.

Reach out to me to find your best option.

Often, the solutions are more simple (and more surprising) than you think

Today’s Savvy Rightsize Consultation leads to tomorrow’s answer.

A bit more about me.

Over fifteen years ago, my parents were both diagnosed with cancer within a month of each other. I had a curious two-year-old daughter and a broken heart.

I spent much of my daughter’s early years caring for my terminally ill parents and eventually, dealing with their estate. Those days were intense and all-encompassing.  They changed me permanently.

I’m stronger.

Calmer.

And while sadness is always present after such a loss, I’ve also learned how to claim joy.

Quickly. Often. Greedily.

I also learned that a house can be a nest. Or a trap.

A house can bring joy. Or it can bring exhaustion.

Several years ago, I thought about getting a Master’s Degree in counseling. I knew that the lessons I had learned during those challenging days shouldn’t be wasted.

But then, I realized that I could use those lessons along with my real estate background to serve others who are considering downsizing either due to limitations or a desire for an easier, or more full life.