We've decided to contact a lawyer and sue both our realtor, the inspector she recommended, the sellers (for not disclosing any of this health hazardous mess) and their realtor.

@Omar KhanGreat points and the dilemma at hand for many.

She is in terrible health and the interior of the home is in terrible shape/living condition.

Don't know about your city, but I think in many locations you're going to have a hard time explaining to the code people or the health department about why rat control is the tenant's responsibility. 

I have less concern over fraudsters than I do simply for people's ability to execute during hardship and moral dilemmas.

As a retiree , I will take full family Health insurance coverage for a very low price (1.5% of my pension amount ).

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Depending on the loan amount, they will probably want a 15-25% equity injection.You can also utilize your health insurance claims and/or medical equipment as collateral for a secured line of credit. 

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