Start with who decides
If a parent owns the home, who can sign depends on the situation. Ask your attorney about ownership, authority, and any paperwork before agreeing to a sale.
Discuss my property
Downsizing and family moves · San Diego County
Whether you are downsizing or helping a parent move, the house can add one more heavy task. You can start a conversation before a cleanout and keep your family and advisors part of every decision.
Start with a conversation. Review any offer before deciding.
A practical starting point
If a parent owns the home, who can sign depends on the situation. Ask your attorney about ownership, authority, and any paperwork before agreeing to a sale.
Tell us the timing you are working toward and what is left in the house. A direct purchase can be arranged around a move, but nothing is promised until it is in writing.
Share what you learn with the people involved, and compare the proposed terms with the other paths, such as listing, renting, or keeping the home.
Keep the first step simple
No sensitive documents are needed to start. The main property form stays short.
Clear about our role
Shefa Homes is a direct property buyer. We are not attorneys, care advisors, or real estate agents and do not provide legal, financial, or senior-care services. Any purchase depends on authority to sell, title review, and agreed written terms.
The owner has to agree to any sale. Family members can start a conversation to learn about the option, and your attorney can explain who may sign.
Yes. Tell us what remains so any proposed terms can address it clearly.
Your property. Your pace.
Tell us the basics, or choose a time to speak with Felix.