About Tim

Helping Denver Families Navigate Aging Parent Decisions, Senior Living Transitions, and What Happens to the House Next

When a parent can no longer safely live at home, families are often left asking questions nobody prepared them for:

  • Is it still safe for Mom or Dad to live alone?

  • Should we be looking at assisted living?

  • What do we do with decades of belongings?

  • What happens to the house?

  • If you're asking those questions, you're not alone.

My name is Tim Stoverink, and I help Denver-area families navigate the practical and emotional decisions that often come with aging parents, major life transitions, and housing changes.

Most families don't need pressure. They need a place to start.

They need information, resources, a plan, and someone who understands how overwhelming these situations can feel.

That's where I help.

My goal is simple - Help families create a realistic next-step plan without pressure, panic, or confusion.

Why This Work Is Personal

“You’ve got an old soul”

My grandfather was the best man at my wedding and truly best friend

I've been told this most of my life.

Even as a kid, I felt more comfortable around older generations. I mowed my grandfather's lawn, delivered newspapers to his friends after church, and spent countless hours listening to stories from people who had lived far more life than I had.

In 2006, I moved to Denver

I called one of my grandparents every day. My grandfather was the best man at my wedding because he was my best friend

Over the last several years, I've lost all four of my grandparents.

Three of them experienced memory-related illnesses that eventually made it unsafe for them to live alone.

From 1,000 miles away, I watched my parents navigate difficult decisions about care, safety, belongings, and what to do with the homes they had spent decades creating.

Then it happened even closer to home.

My father-in-law was diagnosed with dementia and, suddenly, the conversations became personal and the questions became real.

The challenges families face every day became impossible to ignore.

Those experiences changed how I see my work…

I don't just help people buy and sell homes. I help families navigate one of the most emotionally complicated seasons of life.

How I Help Families

Across the Denver area, I have assisted families when they’ve realized it’s time for a change for their mom or dad.

Every family's situation is different, but most people contact me after:

I’ve stood where you’re standing

I’ve seen firsthand how overwhelming senior transitions can become for families. The stress of trying to make good decisions while emotions, health concerns, finances, family dynamics, and logistics all collide at the same time.

  • A health crisis or hospital stay

  • Memory or dementia concerns begin appearing

  • A parent can no longer safely live alone

  • A move to independent living, assisted living, or memory care becomes necessary

  • The family feels overwhelmed by decades of belongings

  • They inherit a home and don't know what to do next

  • Siblings disagree about the best path forward

I help families create a practical, step-by-step plan that fits their situation and timeline.

The plan may include…

  • understanding housing options

  • preparing a home for sale

  • organizing and decluttering

  • coordinating trusted local resources

  • navigating difficult family conversations

  • connecting with senior communities

  • selling the home when the timing feels right

Find out more about My Process

This is never about rushing people.

It’s about helping families move forward with clarity, dignity, and support.

You need a practical, step-by-step plan that fits their timeline and goals

What Makes Me Different

I'm a Real Estate Agent, but that’s not exactly what you need and, likely, not why you’re here.

You need help finding resources, understanding options, coordinating next steps, and figuring out what should happen before any talk about selling the house.

While I think I am a pretty good agent, I strive to be more than that…

My priorities are pretty simple.

In order of importance, I am…

#1 Husband and dad.
#2 Neighbor and proud Denver resident.
#3 Realtor helping families through major life transitions

Real estate is important, but people matter more.

I am proud of this and find it challenging and rewarding. My role is helping families move forward with clarity and confidence.

I help when you need help, support, advice, or just a good laugh as your mom or dad make their home the right size for their life as they transition to any form of senior housing.

Serving Families Throughout Denver

I work with families throughout the Denver Metro Area including Denver, Littleton, Centennial, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Lakewood, Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Englewood, Aurora, Parker, and surrounding communities.

I commit to helping Denver area families…

  • Right-Sizing & Downsizing

  • Senior Housing Transitions

  • Selling a Parent’s Home

  • Aging-in-Place Decisions

  • Decluttering & Transition Planning

  • Probate & Inherited Properties

  • First-Time Homebuyers

  • Denver Condos & Townhomes

  • Relocation Guidance

Frequently Asked Questions About Senior Transitions in Denver

  • Most families start planning after a health change, hospital stay, memory concerns, or when maintaining the home becomes overwhelming. Starting earlier often creates more options and less stress.

    Read More: 5 Signs It’s Time to Start Planning for a Parent’s Next Chapter

  • No. Many families simply need guidance, education, or help understanding what options exist before making any major decisions.


  • Yes. I actually really enjoy this part! For things I cannot, I can connect families with resources and help create a practical plan for sorting through years of belongings.

  • I work with families throughout the Denver metro area, including Denver, Littleton, Lakewood, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Aurora, Arvada, and surrounding communities.

  • Usually a simple conversation. Every family's situation is different, and the first step is understanding where you are today and what questions need to be answered next.

    Let’s connect

Start Here

If you're needing help with these unplanned circumstances or not sure what comes next, these resources are a good place to begin:

If you don’t have any idea where to start, Start here

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Let’s Talk

Whether your family decides to move, stay put, sell a home, or simply gather information, my goal is the same:

Help you make thoughtful decisions before urgency takes over.