Services
Helping you make confident housing decisions for every stage of life.
Ways to Work With Me
Real Estate Services
Buy • Sell • Relocate • Rightsize
Whether you're buying your next home, selling your current one, or planning ahead, I help you make confident housing decisions.
As a licensed real estate agent with Howard Hanna, Maureen brings a perspective few agents can offer, one shaped by years of experience evaluating housing, accessibility, and livability. She understands that buying or selling a home is rarely just a transaction. It’s often tied to changing lifestyle needs, mobility concerns, and deeply personal decisions about what comes next.
Maureen evaluates homes beyond finishes and square footage, looking at accessibility, function, and long-term livability. Whether you’re downsizing, relocating, or managing the sale of a family home, she provides hands-on guidance from staging and paperwork to coordinating every step of the process, with the patience and care your situation deserves.
- Buyer or Seller Representation
- Relocation support
- Home tours with a livability lens
- Downsizing & future planning
- Multi-generational housing solutions
- Long-term housing planning
- Aging in place considerations
Best for:
Home buyers & sellers, Empty nesters, Families planning ahead, People seeking more functional living spaces
Consultation Services
Need guidance evaluating function, accessibility, or future fit? Consultation services are available independently or alongside real estate services.
As a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, Maureen brings clinical expertise that most real estate professionals or care coordinators simply don’t have. She understands how mobility, function, and accessibility shape the way people experience their homes, and she knows what to look for.
Through personalized consultations, Maureen evaluates homes for function, safety, and adaptability, whether the need is tied to changing mobility needs, a disability, an injury, a diagnosis, or simply a desire to live more comfortably. She can assess what is working, identify what is not, and offer practical recommendations that range from small modifications to long-term planning strategies.
This is not a generic checklist. It is an expert set of eyes on your specific home and your specific situation, with the goal of helping you or your loved one live as independently and safely as possible. This is a practical evaluation of your home’s function, accessibility, and long-term fit.
- Home accessibility and function assessments
- Aging-in-place recommendations
- Room-by-room livability reviews
- Home modification ideas
- Recovery or diagnosis housing planning
- Future housing strategy sessions
- Universal design recommendations
Best for:
Homeowners, adult children helping parents, families planning renovations, individuals recovering from injury, people living with disabilities, anyone who wants a home that better supports their lifestyle and needs