<prompt> Human: So I wanted to provide some back story to provide some insight into this. My parents separated a while back and my dad decided to move out back in 2015. At the time I had gotten a new job and had moved back into my parents home in 2013 to aggressively pay down my student loans, start saving, and move out. Unfortunately when my dad announced he was moving out he asked me to pay for the mortgage and bills. He had been paying for it for almost 20 years at that point. There would be a year and a half left before the house was paid off.I know the subs position on these kinds of decisions but I didnt want anyone to lose the house and have a place where my little sister could live while shes in high school. So I agreed and from late 2015 to mid 2017 I paid between 1,900 - 2,100 per month for mortgage, association, and all the bills not including my other expenses. My dad helped pay for my car loan and student loans. It was too much too handle and each month I was slowly building up credit card debt. By May 2017 I had 9,000 in credit card debt and the house was paid off. I told my parents I had enough and I couldnt do this any longer. Since May 2017 I focused on aggressively paying down my card. It was hard at first but I started to make a budget and I eventually only paid for my car, student loans, gas, groceries, and two bills internet and electricity. Two weeks ago I completely paid down the card to 0 and have started saving. A few months ago my dad approached me and asked if I could help pay for the property taxes due in May. My mom was supposed to pay that but she decided she didnt want to and used the money we had saved towards the taxes on herself.So currently I have been saving to move out and get my own place and last week my mom came to me and said shell be selling the house because she cant afford to pay for it. Even though both my parents are on the title, my mom is going to get the full amount when she sells it. I dont know the details of the divorce but thats the outcome. She said theyd want me to have it before she puts it on the market. I had helped pay over 30,000 into the house over a year and half and have set myself back for a long time to help them out. She had the house appraised at 147k. The main things that really need renovation is the upstairs floor and bathroom. Weve been talking and she agreed to sell it to me for 110k.Now Im at a point where Im not sure how to approach this. My dad is suggesting to go to a mortgage broker and get a loan and buy the house. I think if I say yes, maybe I have it for a year or two, maybe put something into it to do some renovations and sell it. My original plan was to find a place to rent close to Chicago for my fiancée and me. We have more opportunities and getting the house in the suburbs would keep us held down.Ive just had enough of being burned by my family. If I can sell and make back that 30k that I put into it I would be fine with buying it. Ive had this feeling of being trapped for the past few years and want to move on. But I also understand Id be paying back into a property Id own vs renting. What makes the most sense at this point, any advice would help, thank you.Income2,665monthExpensesCar - 377month - until March 2022Internet - 80monthStudent Loans - 175monthLoan A - 2,708 balanceLoan B - 4,763 balanceGym - 10monthGas - 65monthGroceries - 150monthWhen I was paying for the houseMortgage - 1,140monthAssociation - 270monthBills - 500 - 700monthTL;DR: Moved back home after college to pay down loans, dad moved out, ended up paying 30k to help pay down mortgage, house paid off last year, mom wants to sell house and they want me to buy it before the put it on the market. I would want to make back that 30k by buying below market value and sell higher.  <response>: If you mom is willing to sell to you for significantly less than market value would she be opposed to selling to a 3rd party and giving you the cash? Its really all the same to her financially. 