Hiring a House Manager for the New Year

If your New Year's resolution is to avoid burnout, be more present with your family, get organized, start a new hobby, invest in your partnership or double down on your career - a house manager might be the way to get you there.

A house manager is the person who holds your home systems with you. Not a babysitter, not a cleaner. The person who runs the calendar, the groceries, the returns pile, so the tracking stops living in one person's head.

In 45 minutes, Kelly Hubbell, founder of Sage Haus, walks through the three things families ask her most:

• What does a house manager actually do?
• What comes off your plate in month one, one quarter, one year?
• What does it cost? Real hourly ranges, typical weekly hours, and how most families start part time instead of all at once.
• How do you start, and how long does it take?
• What to look for, what to ask, and a realistic timeline.

Matching typically takes three to four weeks once a family starts, which is why November is the best time to prepare for the new year!

Bring your questions. Leave knowing whether this is your next move.