Rent: $650. A 77-year-old who laughs at your jokes: priceless.
She couldn't afford to live near work. Now she saves on rent and watches Jeopardy with her 77-year-old roommate
In 2023, 31-year-old data analyst Kayla Mazza moved into the Vermont home of 77-year-old Honey Donegan through HomeShare Vermont, which pairs renters with seniors who have spare rooms. Mazza pays $650 a month plus a share of utilities, and in exchange helps with meals, groceries, doctor's visits and winter wood stacking. The two watch "Jeopardy" each weeknight, hike, swim and walk the dogs together.
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