Frequently Asked Questions About the PRIORITY LIST


Can I just go on the Priority List even if I am not ready and then I will just tell you I am not ready when you call?


When individuals apply, they are placed on the General Waiting list. The advantage of applying before you are ready to move is that your original application date will be used to determine your position on the Priority List. People that applied after you will be behind you on the list. The longer you stay on the General Waiting list, the higher up you will be when you transfer to the Priority List. If you go on the Priority List before you are ready, you are more likely to decline an offer to move to Landis Homes. After three declines, you are taken off the Priority List.


I heard that there are long wait times so should I get on the Priority List a few years ahead of time to ensure that I get a call when I am ready?


The Priority List is only for people who are truly ready to move. People on the Priority List are actively downsizing and getting their house ready to sell, if they have one. The Priority Program was designed to streamline the process of filling vacant homes to minimize the amount of time it takes to find people who are ready to move. Only people on the Priority List are contacted when a home becomes available.


What should I do when I am ready to go on the Priority List?


Contact Residency Planning and they will determine if you need to complete a financial update. Once approved, you will be given a Priority Program Agreement to complete and return with a $1,000 deposit. Residency Planning can help you determine the preferences that you need to indicate on the form.


What are the chances I will get called within a year once I go on the Priority List?


Since your original application date determines your position on the list, those with earlier application dates will be contacted sooner than those with a later application date. Unfortunately, we are not able to predict the turnover rate of the various accommodations at Landis Homes.


When you give me my position on the Priority List each quarter, why would I go down on the list?


When people who applied before you decide they are ready to go on the Priority List, it could cause you to move down on the list. Remember, the Priority List is ordered by application date so it is possible that you went ahead of others when you were placed on the Priority List.


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