Here are some specific questions to ask yourself and people suggesting home ownership. These questions are by no means exhaustive. Every year, money will be needed for routine maintenance and improvements. Unless your concern is short-term, you are likely to want home ownership to last a long time. Some parents want to reward the provider for past service rendered.
Parents intend doing so by naming the provider the home's new owner.
If you are thinking about this approach, here are a few conditions you might want insert into a legal contract. If the provider fails to follow through, or if the care needed is not provided, then the provider forfeits becoming the home's new owner. If your child is moved, for example to a group home or supervised apartment, then the provider forfeits becoming the homes's new owner. These same problems will probably be experienced in this environment. If staffing is required, turnover will remain a problem.