I built my mom a $110,000 house in my yard. It's helping us avoid a nursing home.

Source: Business Insider

James Richard Cornell cares for his mother with vascular dementia and built a home in his backyard for her. Michael CornellJames Richard Cornell, a 63-year-old caregiver, built a house for his mom on his property. Cornell's mother, 87, suffers from vascular dementia, requiring 24/7 care and assistance.

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