Inside Tips and Advice From Retirement Counselor Tracy Dellaria
By Melissa Borgerding
THE ERICKSON TRIBUNE
Moving can seem like a scary prospect. You have to sell the house, find the right movers, and figure out what to do with all that stuff in the garage. Well, you don’t have to do it alone. Sedgebrook can help!
Sedgebrook provides a wealth of resources to help make your move as easy as it can be. Just ask Retirement Counselor Tracy Dellaria. Sedgebrook’s innovative Moving Home program has already helped hundreds of people make the move to Sedgebrook.
Now, Tracy answers some common questions, describes the moving resources available, and explains how Sedgebrook can make your move easier than you think.
Q: I’m very anxious about the prospect of selling my house and moving. In fact, it’s been so long since my last move that I’m not entirely certain where to begin. What can you do to help me?
A: Sedgebrook has an abundance of resources to make your move as easy as it can be—including my good friend and colleague, Debra Blakely. As Move-In Coordinator, Debra can help you with everything from finding a trustworthy mover to getting your house ready for sale. As soon as you reserve your home at Sedgebrook, I recommend that you meet with Debra. She can address your specific needs and concerns, and decide the best way to get the ball rolling on your move.
I understand that moving can seem like a daunting process, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Sedgebrook will help you every step of the way—and afterward. Sedgebrook is unique in that we don’t forget about you when you move in. We continue to make sure you’re settled and have everything you need in your new home.
Q: I’ve lived in my house for 40 years. What am I supposed to do with all the stuff I’ve accumulated?