Asking is $100k, which is far under market, but the current owner is an elderly woman with tons of pets who has it stacked to the brim with stuff.

For thousands of years we have improved as a species via reliance and improvement from our village elders and wise people, it's how people can make decisions and actions beyond their capability, move the bar a notch higher for all civilization, through absorbing that wisdom from elders.

You mixed the inheritance, and liability for the Trust is open t your other asets.You really need an elder care, estate planning, business attorney to walk you through this. 

A real story would be 'Elder landlord takes back her sh*t with force!'

This was an elderly lady who had it as a rental, way below market rent & didn't want to make the updates to sell it on market.

This was an elderly lady who had it as a rental & way below market rent.

Unless the other unit is going to occupied by an elderly relative, or a special needs one.

One elderly woman did a 30 year amortization for me but insisted on a 10 year balloon.

I've seen them do the same thing to women, elderly, friendly single moms, minorities, etc.

   I am purchasing a property through an attorney-trustee for the elderly owner, who resides in a nursing home.