Should we sell Mom's house when she moves to assisted living?
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Riggins Strategic Solutions
“Maybe, but not first. Find out who can legally sign for her, then run the funding math against the community's fee sheet to see how long her money lasts with and without a sale. Then compare selling, renting and keeping. Bring in an elder law attorney for Medicaid questions and a CPA for the tax side before anything is signed.”
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