<prompt> Human: Hey Reddit,Long story short. My father, 65, is terrible with his money. Lots of credit card debt. Back taxes. Unemployed by choice for years. Living off of social security. Decided to reverse mortgage his home for quick cash. He didnt do the improvements they required and will now be in foreclosure in 2 weeks. If I recall correctly, he only received one of two lump sums and has yet to receive the second because he failed to meet requirements of the mortgage. He would never ask for help, but wouldnt turn it down either. He deserves every bit of what hes going through. I know its not my issue, but I cant help but want to try to help in some way. Is the house unsalvageable? Im not attached to it, but its prime real estate. On the other hand, I dont want to be another creditor because as you can tell, he doesnt handle conditional financing very well. So basically what legal options do we have?Sorry I dont have a lot of details, but Im so mad that I am trying to decide if I even want to reach out to him.ThanksBTW, to give you a window to his brain, hes a crazy conspiracy theorist, flat earther, jet fuel cannot melt steel, etc. Sorry for mobile grammar.  <response>: I would only help as far as making sure he isnt homeless or starving. Any financial help you provide will just be enabling him more. Let the bank have his house. Let him stress about where he is going to live and how he is going to eat for a while. Offer him your couch for a short, pre-determined period of time if it comes to that, which will hopefully force him to get a job and find an affordable, humble place t to live. 