<prompt> Human: buy a condo in my name. They will make the monthly payments and they will live in it. Their reasoning behind it is if one gets sick, their entire savings will be depleted because they will pay for health care and one of them will be homeless. Theyre trying to protect their assets by putting their money under my name a condo. I really dont feel comfortable with this logic because they are using my name, and I dont know what my future will be financially or where I will live in the world. It just seems like a huge hasslerisk to me. My father is a heavy smoker, and my mothers mother died young due to cancer so I can see their medical bills being very high. Is this a legal thing to do? Would I be able to speak to a professional without raising suspicion? If yes, who should I speak with? What legal implications will I have if I do agree to this?Throw away accounteditAbout my parents: They are pretty good financially. They paid off their 30 year mortgage in 8 years. They havent had mortgage payments in years. They paid cash for their first new car. My dad is planning on driving it till it is unsalvageable. One has pension, the other has a retirement plan that Ive been helping manage. Theyre concerned about medical costs due to family history. One or both will likely get cancer. They dont want to go bankrupt for chemo and medication etc.  <response>: Dont do it. I can sell it whenever I like and give them the money.See 2008-2011. They cannot assume you can sell whenever you like thats just not true. You can put it on the market whenever you want sure, but finding a qualified and interested buyer is no guarantee. Maybe your parents should put some affordable long term care insurance in place instead? 