Purchasing a Home for a Disabled or Elderly Loved One

When you buy a home and live in it yourself, you benefit from a few tax and loan advantages a landlord or investor couldn’t get. But what if you are buying a home for someone else, an elderly or disabled family member? In this case, you may still be able to take advantage of these benefits through a special program. This webinar addresses the program, its limits, and alternatives that allow your loved one to own a home. Mary Pratt Rackers, a mortgage lender with experience with aging parents and disabled family members, presents. Anyone looking to help a loved one live independently may learn some useful options in this educational event.