To be crystal clear on the facts: her relatives/heirs/ next of kin are aware that she sold her house, which apprised for $290k, to you for $60k? 

I don't understand your proposed condition...Sure, you can plan for anything depending on what your crystal ball says... 

I get to chuckle at the contemptuous pretensions of shopping at "upscale stores" and Southwestern PA "farmer's markets," eating in the swill palaces that constitute fine dining in this town, driving some expensive car to impress people I don't know, paying good money for a view of rusting 20th century bridges and dying heavy industry and calling it "the rich history of the area."

While a busy schedule is usually in my crystal ball, for such an event and cause, you know I will step up and I am quite confident.

@Crystal Smith thank you!

Of course my crystal ball is hazy as hell and there are a million things that could happen between now and then that might stymie a RE market or push prices down.

It's the same as when a non-profit is taxed on businesses it derives income from that are not related to non-profit objectives, and that give it an unfair (tax-free) competitive advantage against businesses that are taxed in that area.Unfortunately, these custodians (such as Equity Trust) are primarily concerned with getting clients, and have a vested interest in not making the laws crystal clear.  

"extremely legal" and "crystal clear" are two different things.

Quote from @Crystal Smith: Quote from @Kal Wol: Hello awesome BPsI have been learning quite a lot in the past couple of months and also putting some offers, though they didn't go though, and I am still in the process of pursuing that.I am in the DC/MD/VA market to proceed with the conventional and to the house hacking.

If you had a crystal ball and could predict that it would be in the future, it would be worth buying all these cheap properties in Aberdeen.