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Help buying a property from the children of a dementia patient

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Hi all,

I'm trying to buy a SFH from the children of a dementia patient. The house is vacant for over 5 years now. The Husband, a former carpenter passed away some time ago, the wife is in a nursing home. The children are open to the idea of selling the house, but not really motivated. As far as i know, none of them have enduring power of attorney. I would be open to all solutions i.e. renting with the option to buy etc. Please advice how to best proceed. If I buy it, it will be my primary residence.

Thanks for the help.

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