<prompt> Human: My in-laws bought a house a few years ago their age mid-60s and are going to be making payments for the next 27 years. Early next year they will be forced to sell their home and move somewhere cheaper because they will be losing their full social security benefits. Currently, they have about 120K in equity in the house.In order to prevent them from selling the house since theyd rather stay in the house and not move at all, my wife and I came to the conclusion that we can afford to take over their mortgage payments and just have them pay utilities and insurance. Obviously, we need to be willing to sock away approximately 1500 a month towards their mortgage with no immediate returns since the in-laws wont be paying rent.What is the best way to go about having my wife and I take over the payments with the understanding that the in-laws can live in the house for the rest of their lives, but we take ownership of the house in the end? My wife has five siblings and none of them are willing to help out.FYI- the house has increased in value by 76k over the past three years. Not sure if that matters. Assistant: I dont understand. Why would they lose Social Security benefits?Human: My FIL is turning 66 or so, and I believe based on his current long term benefits they expire at a certain age. That is my understanding from what they told me. Assistant: SS does not expire, it is for life. Now he may have some other work related benefit which is limited?Human: It must be work related then. I dont have a full understanding of their current benefits, other than they stated theyre losing about 2400 a month starting on his 66th birthday for hitting that age.  <response>: Its something you need to understand before going further with this plan. Sounds hinky to me. 