I’m Ryan Riggins, Senior Transition Advisor for the family home.
Quick answer · The role
What is a Senior Transition Advisor for the family home?
A Senior Transition Advisor for the family home helps a family decide what happens to a parent's house before anyone lists it: the funding math against the community's fee sheet, who can legally sign, and sell, rent or keep. If selling, one vetted local agent. Not a mover, not a placement agent, never the listing agent.
Quick answer · About Ryan
Who is Ryan Riggins?
Ryan Riggins is a Senior Transition Advisor for the family home and the founder of Riggins Strategic Solutions. He helps a family decide what happens to a parent's house before anyone lists it. He spent eight years in construction project management and house flipping before switching sides to help the families he used to do business with. Two books on Amazon. North Carolina real estate broker license number 361546, with eXp Realty.
“I’m not a move manager and I’m not a listing agent. I’m the advisor who helps families avoid the $50K mistakes.”
Greensboro, NC · Serving families nationwide
How the role differs from a move manager, a placement advisor and a listing agent →
My real expertise comes from 8+ years in the trenches. Flipping houses, managing renovations, and watching families get taken advantage of during the hardest moments of their lives.
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Who I am.
I’m the founder of Riggins Strategic Solutions. Before that, I wore a lot of hats: house flipper, construction project manager, restaurant operator, insurance adjuster.
What that combination buys you: I can walk through a property and tell you in 10 minutes what needs fixing, what doesn’t, and what a contractor is about to try to oversell you on. Most families waste $30,000 to $50,000 on updates that don’t return a dime at closing. That’s the mistake I was built to stop.
Why I started Riggins Strategic Solutions.
For 8 years I flipped houses. More than half of what I bought came from seniors or the adult children who’d just inherited Mom’s house.
I saw the same pattern over and over. Families making rushed decisions under crisis pressure. Adult kids accepting the first quick-cash offer because nobody had laid out the options. $50,000 or $100,000 of equity walking out the door because there was no plan.
I decided I couldn’t be on that side of the table anymore.
Now I use everything I learned as an investor to put families in the driver’s seat: how the pricing games work, what contractors pad, and which options actually protect equity.
Welcome to the helpful side.
What I bring to the table.
Beyond the advisory.
I also built Hammock365, a family coordination app for the ongoing part of senior care. Daily check-ins, medication reminders, and Maggie, one assistant for the parent and for the family. Free forever. One paid plan, $14.99 a month for the whole family, adds the document vault, family messaging, and texts to everyone.
And I wrote two books on having the hard conversations: The Unheard Conversation and The Other Side of the Conversation. Both on Amazon.
The advisory work, the app, the books — different shapes, same job: help families handle this without losing their money or their minds.
What clients say.
Real reviews from real families.
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A 30-minute call, no obligation. You bring the situation. I’ll bring straight answers.
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