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[Closed] Nightmare 76 year old parents. The legalities?

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Can I kill them or have them certified?
They have asked me and my brother to house hunt for them as my mum is not too mobile and live a long way away.
We viewed a couple of bungalows which we both dismissed as too small.
Pictures had been emailed to their neighbours to show them.
Couple of days later I called them to let them know that we had emailed some more properties to their neighbours only to be told that they had bought at full asking price the first bungalow.
They have a move in date in a couple weeks for a place they've never seen let alone been to.
Aaaaaagh.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:18 pm
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Does it matter if they are happy?

Why do they still have a house in their name at that age anyhow?


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:22 pm
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At 76 who cares. It's only your inheritants they are spooging. ๐Ÿ˜€


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:22 pm
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Oh and no survey.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:24 pm
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Can I be the first to be a sanctimonious STW arse and ask who are you to decide what's best for them? Eh? You controlling bastard.

More seriously, got to be better than a nursing home, which is possibly what was going through their heads?!

You know you love 'em, they're your parents. Just murder them for inheritance or try to help in the move ๐Ÿ˜€

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It's only your inheritants they are spooging

Aye, just spuffing their monkey up the whale.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:24 pm
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zippykona - I would feel the same in your position. It's because you care.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:26 pm
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How complete is the sales process? And how did it happen so quickly?


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:30 pm
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i ve a very aged couple among my customers they wanted to move back to thier home town so at 6 oclock on a november night they drove to two properties didnt leave the car offered full asking price for one of the properties there and then only saw the property for the first time internally and in daylight on xmas eve .. the day they moved in.. the lady hasnt stopped crying since she sits in the dining room all day on that xmas eve she told me she wanted to leave and now 9 months later shes still wanting to move

the house is a dump they paid for for a house on that strett than anyone has ever paid.. they were roundly had by the vendor and agent.


 
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i ve a very aged couple among my customers they wanted to move back to thier home town so at 6 oclock on a november night they drove to two properties didnt leave the car offered full asking price for one of the properties there and then only saw the property for the first time internally and in daylight on xmas eve .. the day they moved in.. the lady hasnt stopped crying since she sits in the dining room all day on that xmas eve she told me she wanted to leave and now 9 months later shes still wanting to move

the house is a dump they paid for for a house on that strett than anyone has ever paid.. they were roundly had by the vendor and agent.


 
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they were roundly had by the vendor and agent.

Why ?


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:43 pm
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put yourself up for adoption


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 8:55 pm
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LOL @ mac


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 9:02 pm
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well if they haven't exchanged contracts you can hopefully persuade them to walk away or at least re-negotiate. I can think of much younger and apparently worldly people who refuse to explore their options, haggle or generally apply what to the rest of us is common sense and just buy or sell houses to the first person that comes along.

tell them you will never talk to them again or speak with them if they dont do as you suggest.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 9:05 pm
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Already had the make my mum cry chat which is never nice.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 9:13 pm
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Its their hormones and probably just a phase they are going through.
Im sure they'll grow out of it.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 9:29 pm
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some people on this thred make me want to puke, if ur parents are a * up its 100% ur fault ๐Ÿ˜†


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 9:49 pm
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*cough*Insurance*cough*matches*

with out them inside... unless you [i]really [/i]hate them


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 10:05 pm
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Going through the parents moving closer process at the moment. They did have a look at the property first though. Move in in 14 days from now.

Full circle for me as I grew up living about 500 yards from my paternal grandparents and my kids are about to have the same experience.


 
Posted : 23/10/2013 10:11 pm
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You can't *legally* kill them but at their age I am sure there are all kinds of plausible mishaps that could kind of just happen to them where death would be the outcome. Nudge nudge wink wink.

Same with getting them certified really. Leave the gas on for them, hide their keys, move things around the house, plant a walkie talkie in a few rooms so they start 'hearing' voices and bobs your uncle. Soon tip them over the edge.

INAL and also some or all of what I am suggesting may be illegal and the solutions offered are merely hypothetical and I am in no at all suggesting you should actually carry anything of the sort out.

I would strongly advise you take full and proper legal advice before embarking on any mission to have your parents certified or otherwise 'dealt' with.

Cheers

Danny B


 
Posted : 24/10/2013 9:01 am
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Explain your concerns and offer/insist that they revisit the property to make sure that they are really happy with it, take them there yourself. If they actually like it fine, if not Unless contracts have been exchanged I would think that it is always possible to halt the purchase.


 
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Posted : 24/10/2013 9:11 am
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Would a new patio add value to the new property ๐Ÿ˜‰


 
Posted : 24/10/2013 9:20 am
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some people on this thred make me want to puke, if ur parents are a * up its 100% ur fault

๐Ÿ˜€


 
Posted : 24/10/2013 9:24 am
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The problem is these bloody estate agents photographs.
When we first saw them we were wanting to put an offer in unseen as well.
My parents should have smelt a rat when they saw how fantastic their house looked when they sold.


 
Posted : 24/10/2013 9:40 am