Sandwich Generation Bundle: Aging Parent Downsizing, Senior Housing, Caregiver Planner (Instant Download)

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There's a name for where I am right now.

The Sandwich Generation. Caught between raising a family and caring for aging parents — squeezed from both sides, often without a roadmap.

I'm Teresa Overcash. I'm a licensed NC Real Estate Broker with 29 years of experience and more than 10,000 properties sold. I'm also a Certified Relocation Specialist. And I am the turkey part of the sandwich.

I created this bundle because I was navigating this with my own father at the same time I was helping families navigate it professionally. I couldn't find resources that were honest about the hard parts — the finances, the guilt, the family conflict, the decisions that don't have clean answers.

So I wrote them.

WHAT'S IN THE BUNDLE — 3 COMPLETE GUIDES, 145 PAGES TOTAL

GUIDE 1: Helping Aging Parents Downsize & Transition
53 pages · $21.99 individual value

The guide I wish existed when our family started having these conversations.

How to start the conversation before it becomes a crisis

Housing options overview — what fits when, and what changes

Family dynamics: navigating siblings, roles, and conflict

The financial reality families aren't prepared for

Coordinating the actual move — what to do, in what order

The three waves of guilt — and why you're not abandoning anyone

Ambiguous loss: grieving someone who is still here

GUIDE 2: Senior Housing Options Guide
47 pages · $16.99 individual value

Every option explained honestly — including what Medicare does and doesn't cover.

Aging in place: what it actually takes to make it work

Independent living vs. assisted living vs. memory care

What skilled nursing facilities are for (and when you need one)

The forgotten middle: what families are actually paying

Facility tour checklist — what to look for and what to ask

The Medicaid lookback period and MERP estate recovery explained

How to pay for care when the money runs out

GUIDE 3: Family Transition Planner
45 pages · $16.99 individual value

The coordination guide for families who need to move from "what do we do?" to "here's the plan."

8-week countdown timeline from decision to move-in

10 things families would do differently — and how to avoid them

Legal documents checklist: what you need and how to get it

The village worksheet: assigning roles before you need them

Sibling coordination framework — reduce conflict, increase clarity

What to do in the 30 days after the move

THE SAVINGS MATH

Guide 1 alone: $21.99
Guide 2 alone: $16.99
Guide 3 alone: $16.99
Individual total: $55.97

Bundle price: $24.99
You save 55%.

All three. Instantly. Today.

WHY THIS IS DIFFERENT

Most of what's out there about aging parents is either a listicle or a legal brochure. These guides are neither.

They're written by someone who has spent 29 years in real estate — watching families make these decisions under pressure, often in crisis, often without the right information. And who is living it herself right now.

The financial warnings in here are real. The Medicaid lookback is real. The emotional complexity of helping a parent downsize is real. The sibling conflict is real. I didn't write around any of it.

95% of families arrive at this transition without a plan. These guides exist so yours doesn't have to.

HOW IT WORKS

Purchase and download all three guides instantly as PDFs

Start with whichever guide fits where you are right now

Share with your family — they're designed to be read together

No waiting. No shipping. Just answers.

ABOUT TERESA OVERCASH

Licensed NC Real Estate Broker · Certified Relocation Specialist · 29 Years of Experience · 10,000+ Properties Sold

And a member of the Sandwich Generation, personally navigating this with her own father.

DISCLAIMER

These guides are for educational and informational purposes only. They do not constitute legal, financial, or medical advice. Regulations, costs, and facility types vary by state and change over time. Please consult qualified professionals — elder law attorneys, financial advisors, and healthcare providers — for advice specific to your family's situation.