Partner with Miller Mortgage to Achieve Homeownership and a Brighter Future for Your Disabled Adult Child
At Miller Mortgage, LLC, we understand that every family’s housing needs are unique—especially when you’re planning a stable and secure future for a handicapped or disabled adult child. As a proud supporter of Autism Housing Pathways, we’re dedicated to helping families find housing solutions that empower independence, dignity, and long-term well-being.
You Can Buy a Home for Your Child—With Primary Residence Benefits
Did you know?
Conventional mortgage guidelines allow parents or legal guardians to purchase a home for their disabled adult child as if it were their own primary residence—even if they do not plan to live in the home themselves.
This unique option provides access to favorable terms typically reserved for primary residences, including:
- Lower interest rates
- Reduced down payment requirements
- No additional pricing adjustments for investment properties
Who Qualifies?
- The borrower must be a parent or legal guardian of an adult child with a physical or developmental disability.
- The child must occupy the home as their primary residence.
- The home must meet all standard requirements for a conventional mortgage.
Why Families Choose Miller Mortgage, LLC
“Trusted for Best Rates and Services”
As an Autism Housing Pathways supporter, we are committed to inclusive housing options for clients with disabilities. We advocate for accessible, sustainable housing solutions that truly support individuals with disabilities. Our experienced team is well-versed in navigating this specialized mortgage program, and we’re here to walk you through every step of the process—with compassion and clarity.
Whether you’re just beginning to explore your options or ready to take the next step, Miller Mortgage, LLC is here to help you secure a home that your child can call their own.
Contact us today to learn more about this special mortgage program and how we can help your family.
Miller Mortgage, LLC is a proud employer of and vocational site for individuals with disabilities.