“It all feels overwhelming.”
Decades of belongings, decisions, paperwork, and feelings, all at once. We start small, and we sequence it.
I help longtime New Hampshire homeowners, and the adult children carrying it all, sell with a paced plan and a steady hand. Nothing rushed. Nothing overwhelming.
Most people I meet say a version of the same thing on our first call. There is nothing wrong with feeling this way. It just means the house has been a part of your life for a long time.
“It all feels overwhelming.”
Decades of belongings, decisions, paperwork, and feelings, all at once. We start small, and we sequence it.
“Where do we even start?”
You do not have to know. That is my part. I bring a plan the first week so you can see the shape of it.
“We have too much stuff.”
Almost everyone does. I have a trusted network for sorting, donating, hauling, and estate sales.
“We cannot do everything to the house.”
You should not. I help decide what truly moves the price and what is wasted money and effort.
“I do not have the time for this.”
I keep both the homeowner and the adult children informed, so the burden never falls on one person.
“My siblings cannot agree.”
I have guided many families through this. A clear plan and a neutral voice tends to settle things.
The hard part of selling a longtime home is rarely the sale itself. It is everything that has to happen before. That is the part I do with you.
Sorting, repairs, vendors, staging, listing, closing. One point of contact for the whole family.
We break it into weeks, not one impossible weekend. You always know what is next.
Honest guidance on what actually adds value before a sale, and what is wasted money.
You will never be pushed. We slow down when life asks us to. We pick back up when you are ready.
Parents, adult children, and out of state siblings stay on the same page. No one is left carrying it alone.
Movers, clean out crews, trades, handymen, stagers, estate attorneys, lenders, title. Vetted, local, and kind.

Tanya Roux
REALTOR®, SRES (in progress)
I am Tanya. I have spent years guiding New Hampshire families through downsizing, estate and probate sales, and the move that comes after a parent transitions to care. It is rarely just a real estate decision. It is family, memory, money, and timing, all at once.
My approach is hands on and unhurried. I show up, I roll up my sleeves, and I bring the right people with me. I am completing the Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designation because this is the work I want to do well, for a long time.
If any of this sounds like where you are, I would be glad to listen first and talk options second.
An older gentleman wanted less house and easier living. We decluttered together, staged his townhouse, and prepared it carefully. It sold quickly and smoothly, and he moved into a space that fit the life he wanted next.
A daughter had lost both parents and needed to sell her childhood home during probate. We made the right updates, staged it thoughtfully, priced and marketed it correctly. It drew multiple offers and closed over asking.
A family had a longtime home that needed extensive work and no energy to take it on. I connected them with a vetted cash investor at a price that made sense for the aging parent and the siblings. They walked away clean.
When time and energy allow, a thoughtfully prepared home brings the strongest price. I coordinate the right updates, vendors, and staging, and I market the home properly. This includes a complimentary staging consultation.
When the home needs more than the family can take on, I can connect you with a trusted investor for a fair, as is offer. You walk away without preparing, repairing, or showing the home.
Most families do not know which path fits until we have a real conversation. That is what the first call is for.
A quiet first conversation. No pressure, no pitch. Just a clearer sense of what is actually possible for your home and your family.