<prompt> Human: So back in the 90s my grandfather wasnt paying taxes, fought the government and lost and invested money he lost to several panzi schemes and passed away about 5 years ago leaving everything to my grandmother. My grandmother is in hospice care and is being taken care of by my mother who was an elementary school teacher, now retired after 40 years, and is divorcing my father who tried to kill her 3 years ago by throwing her down the stairs. The IRS has a million dollar lien on the house, and a 30k lien from the state, which is Virginia. The house has mold issues under it, the electrics are wonky in like half the house, and no one is willing to put money into it because my grandmother has been slowly declining due to battling and losing to cancer. There is now a termite issue and parts of the interior need some real help. I want my mother to have a place to live when my grandmother passed, which honestly could be anywhere from 2 years to two months. She would like to keep the house however since the government is holding my grandmother responsible for these debts, is there any way to resolve this other than letting the government come scoop up the house, or to pay over a million dollars for a house worth barely 120k?  <response>: Cut your losses here. Let the debt and house die with your grandmother, then find somewhere else for your mother. Theres no amount of wizardry that can undo three decades of them ignoring gigantic financial issues. 