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Grandmother had 2 strokes, isn't mentally capable of living on her own

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anteater

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Actually, upon re-reading the OP's statement. Seems an odd definition of "no longer hers" and "legally mine."

I went and set up an account, and put cash in it, for the appraised amount of the house. So if / when she goes into a nursing home or whatever, the cash for the house is there, ready to go for the house.
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