How HIT-HOUSE Cares About Retirement Our senior clients share their stories — after retirement, they want to live closer to nature, but buying a country house is difficult. The solution: you can rent out your city apartment and use that income to rent or buy land, sometimes pooling resources with a few friends who are also retirees.
In some cases, adult children buy mobile homes for their parents, or the parents save up for it during their pre-retirement years.
Living Nearby but Not Together
The mini-home can be placed on a plot if you live in your own home. A separate cabin for parents is much more comfortable than living together under one roof. The routines of the elderly and younger people are different, from meals to sleep schedules. It’s easier for younger ones too — they don’t have to travel across the city to visit parents. Everyone can live close but in their own cozy spaces!
Our homes are all about care.