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[quote=Anonymous]OP,

I've been in your situation.

The condo payment may be about the same amount of money as rent. Hard to say. There are senior housing rentals where rent is a lot cheaper.

Understand in laws could live another 25 years. How do inlaws plan to support themselves for the next 25 years?

Are your inlaws working jobs?  Any kind of jobs?
I'm more inclined to help those that are trying.

I live in Florida and there are a lot of seniors working jobs in their 70s and 80s.

A lot of seniors work grocery store checker and bagger jobs, other retail jobs, restaurant hostess jobs, and for the senior men the auto parts store like to hire the older guys to do parts deliveries. The older guys drive company cars around delivering parts to the mechanics around town. Napa, Auto zone, and I think there are several others are always hiring for these jobs.

A lot of seniors work in adult caregiving jobs. I have two women in there 70's who are working for Mom who is 88.

Help out for several months so that the condo is not repossessed but husband needs to drill down on what there financial situation is. What is their debt  and where are the monies going?

Do they live in Florida?  I think the 1/2 of a mobile home communities provide the cheapest living in the US other than the senior apartments.

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