For the 50-Plus generations, I assist my clients in finding the solutions to issues that face them as they grow in to their retirement years in order to make it "The Best of their Life". I truly believe that after many years of working and tending family needs, it's time to enjoy life. Whether you are interested in a vacation home, down-sizing, or moving to a senior community, I am anxious to assist you in making that move. As a state, Louisiana has much to offer retirees looking to relocate - a welcoming and lively culture, extraordinary natural beauty, a mild and warm climate, and a relatively low cost of living. Add to that the 13 world-class golf courses of the Audubon Golf Trail, great fishing and hunting, beautiful state parks and historical parks, fantastic food, plenty of local entertainment, and you have a great place to LIVE! The mild climate is ideal for those who enjoy outdoor activities - with plenty of places for hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, birding, hiking, picknicking or just relaxing. We also have a wide assortment of shopping opportunities, cultural activities, and fine dining. Modern health care facilities and educational institutions are also close by. Hospitality is a way of life in Louisiana, and many people who retire here build a network of friends and social activities much more quickly than they believed possible. Our low cost of living makes us an affordable choice - property taxes are low and income tax is modest - plus there are tax exemptions for certain types of pensions. Northern Louisiana has been nicknamed "Sportsman's Paradise", but is much more varied than the name indicates. Monroe is home to the University of Louisiana at Monroe (ULM), Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo, Northeast Louisiana African American Heritage Museum, Biedenharn Gardens, Masur Museum of Art, and so much more. Located nearby are Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Lake D'Arbonne (Lake and State Park), Caney Lake, Jimmie Davis State Park, and small towns with big charm such as Winnsboro, Columbia, Bastrop, Homer, Chatham and Jonesboro. Pine forest, mossy bayous, rolling hills, beautiful lakes - it's all here in Northeast Louisiana! |