Baby Boomer Resources from Kelly Azzarello

5 Questions for Baby Boomers

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A simple way to think through what’s next — at your own pace.

Most homeowners don’t reach a single moment where everything suddenly changes.

More often, it starts with questions.

Small observations.
A sense that something feels different.
Or a desire to make thoughtful decisions before anything feels urgent.

This page was created as a supporting resource for Baby Boomers who want to take a closer look at how their home fits into their life — today and in the years ahead.

To make this easier, we’ve put all five questions into a single, printable, PDF questionnaire. Click the button on the left to get the PDF emailed to you.

The Five Questions: Explained by Kelly

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These questions are designed to help you think about:

  • How your home supports you today

  • Whether it will continue to work in the years ahead

  • How much time and energy it requires

  • How its value fits into your broader financial picture

  • And whether you’d have clarity if something changed unexpectedly

They’re not meant to point you in a specific direction.

They’re meant to help you understand your options.

What This Is (and Isn’t)

This is not a checklist you need to rush through.
And it’s not about making decisions right now.

It’s simply a framework built around five practical questions that help bring clarity.

You can work through them:

  • at your own pace

  • in your own order

  • without pressure or obligation

Some people review them once.
Others come back to them over time.

Both approaches are valid.

If You’d Like Support Later: Let’s Do This Together

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Some people are comfortable working through these questions on their own.

Others eventually want help:

  • talking through options

  • understanding tradeoffs

  • or turning clarity into a practical plan

If and when that time comes, we’re here as a resource.

But for now, it starts with the questions.