David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com Some Highlights If your house is feeling a little cramped with the addition of adult children or aging parents, it might be time to consider a move-up into a  multigenerational home  that better suits your changing needs. With benefits that include a combined homebuying budget and shared caregiving duties, an increasing number of households are discovering the value of a multigenerational home. With such high demand for houses today, now is a great time to sell so you can upgrade to a multigenerational home that may better suit your evolving needs. www.DeemTeam.com DRE#01266522  

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com This year challenged us to reprioritize everything - from the way we use our time to where we work, how we socialize and gather together, and our needs at home. For many, this also meant making decisions about how to best support and engage with our extended families, near and far. In some cases, we weren’t able to see our relatives and loved ones who were living in senior facilities. In others, maybe older children moved back home. Jessica Lautz,  Vice President of Demographics and Behavioral Insights  for the  National Association of Realtors  (NAR),  says : “ A lot of families have an aging senior relative who was living independently or in senior care and wanted to move them into their home. ” These changes led more homebuyers to invest in multi-generational homes to accommodate more long-term plans. A multi-generational home, according to the  2020 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers  from NAR, is a home th...

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com Whether you're expecting a new addition to the family or making room for your elderly in-laws, transitioning your living space to accommodate multiple generations takes careful planning. "Delayed marriage patterns, increased life expectancy and the housing crisis have all contributed to the resurgence of multi-generational households," says Richard Hart, co-owner of Harts Services. "While these homes are excellent solutions for many families, it's important to remember they often have unique plumbing and safety needs." To help, Harts Services recommends making the following updates: Install a new toilet . A standard ADA toilet is a more aesthetically pleasing option than a raised toilet seat. This toilet style is great for family members with limited mobility. Individuals with arthritis or that have had hip or knee replacements will greatly benefit from this upgrade. Be mindful of the water heater...