Before Day 1
Start Here
See the whole 60-day roadmap, hear how Juli’s family made it work, and get ready to take one step at a time.
- Welcome and what to expect
- Juli’s family story
- Your 60-Day Map
Home After 50™ · A course with Juli Ford
Plan Your Multi-Gen Home in 60 Days
Every conversation, decision, and checklist—in order.
Move from “Where do we even start?” to a written plan for a home that works for every generation.
20
short videos
16
guided planning steps
4
family meetings
60
days to a clear plan
You can see the possibility.
You need the path.
Maybe you’re thinking about moving a parent in, bringing generations together, or creating a family compound. You see what it could mean for your connection, your finances, and the way you care for one another.
But where do you start? Who pays for what? How do you protect everyone’s privacy—and keep one person from carrying it all?
You don’t have to answer everything at once. You just need to know what comes next.
Start my 60-day planA roadmap, not another pile of information
Build it on paper first.
This course walks you through the conversations, financial decisions, home needs, and written agreements that help a family move forward thoughtfully.
Each planning step gives you three things: one conversation to have, one decision to make, and one checklist to finish.
The lessons are short—most are just 3–4 minutes. With about 75 minutes of video in total, the real work happens in your conversations and the plan you create together.
Day 60 is not move-in day. It’s the day you know the map.
Your next step might be buying, building, renovating, or preparing to move in. Some families will move within months; others will need a year or two. This course doesn’t rush you into a decision you’re not ready to make.
Your course roadmap
Dream. Discuss. Decide. Design. Do.
Start with a welcome module, then follow five planning stages. Every step builds on the one before it.
Days 1–10
1. Dream
Get clear on your own why, your household’s needs, and what you can comfortably contribute before bringing everyone to the table.
- Name your season and your why
- Map everyone’s needs
- Know your numbers first
Days 11–20
2. Discuss
Open the conversation with care. Hear everyone’s hopes and worries, and include siblings and family who won’t be moving in.
- How to lead a family meeting
- Family Meeting 1: Hopes and worries
- The sibling conversation
Days 21–38
3. Decide
Turn hopes into a shared budget, a financing path, an ownership conversation, and a team of professionals.
- Family Meeting 2: Who pays for what
- Choose your financing path
- Ownership and the exit plan
- Build your team
Days 39–50
4. Design
Shape both the home and the everyday life you’ll share—from privacy and accessibility to chores, caregiving, and house rules.
- Design the home you need
- Family Meeting 3: Roles and responsibilities
- Write your house rules
Days 51–60
5. Do
Put your decisions in writing, prepare for changing needs, and leave your final family meeting knowing what comes next.
- Protect every generation
- Write your family agreement
- Family Meeting 4: Your first move
- A closing message from Juli
Plus a written Questions & Answers section you can turn to along the way.
Included with your course
A place to put every decision.
Your course worksheets keep the plan in one place. Print the Course Checklist Pack or use the downloads as you go.
You also get the Multi-Gen Floor Plan Resource Guide to help you explore layouts and features that support your family.
No other purchase is needed to complete the course.
The Multi-Gen Money Guide and Family Toolkit are optional companions, sold separately—not prerequisites.
- Your 60-Day Map
- Course Checklist Pack
- My Money Snapshot
- Family Meeting Sheets
- Monthly Expense Breakdown
- Questions to Ask Your Lender
- Build Your Team Roster
- Home Wish List and Tour Questions
- Our House Rules
- Core Documents Checklist and Emergency Contact Sheet
- Family Agreement Summary
By the end of your plan
Not just “we’ve talked about it.”
“We know our next move.”
A written plan. A clearer budget and financing direction. Agreements to review with your attorney. A roster of professionals. And the next three actions, with someone responsible for each one.
Whether you’re just exploring or already sharing a home, you can work through the steps you need—without skipping the conversations that protect your family.
Before you begin
Does 60 days mean we’ll be moving in?
No. The goal is a clear plan and a next move—not a completed purchase, renovation, or move. Your family’s timeline may be months or years.
What if my family isn’t ready to talk?
The Dream stage starts with your own why, needs, and numbers. The Discuss stage then helps you invite others into the conversation before making big decisions.
Do I need the Money Guide or Toolkit?
No. The course includes its own lessons, checklists, and worksheets. Those resources are optional, separately sold companions for going deeper.
Will this replace professional advice?
No. This is educational planning guidance, not personalized legal, tax, financial, or mortgage advice. You’ll prepare questions for qualified professionals and take your family agreement to your attorney to formalize.
Meet your guide
Juli Ford
Juli Ford is the founder of Home After 50, a nationally recognized multigenerational living expert, real estate broker, and Certified Senior Advisor®.
She helps women and families reimagine home and life in the next chapter, together—and she’s lived this journey with her own family for more than a decade.
In this course, she brings that lived experience to the practical conversations about money, care, privacy, family relationships, and the home you want to create.
Your family’s next chapter
Start with one conversation.
Build a plan, together.
You don’t need to have every answer today. Begin with the first step, and follow a thoughtful path toward a home that works for everyone.