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Input: My mother is on an extremely tight budget and I had the idea of purchasing her house as a way of helping her out with more money each month and also to keep the house in the family. 
I’m the only sibling who supports myself and so if the house was left to all of us it would probably be sold and the tiny price divided among us. That wouldn’t be much and wouldn’t last my siblings long as they both do drugs. 
My issue is this: my siblings are constantly draining my mother of every extra dime she has every month, to the point that I regularly help out with the bills when she’s broke. I certainly don’t mind helping her since I can afford it but I take it as a slap in the face when she turns around and gives my brother (who was jailed for abusing my dad in his 70s) money which enables him to continue his druggie lifestyle  without consequences. As far as I’m concerned she needs to cut the cord or he will never get his act together. 
When my dad died she promised him that the life insurance money was for her alone but it was gone within a year (she was giving the brother money and paying for him to order frivolous things) and we are back to the same cycle: I cut her off because I find out she’s giving him money, she promises she won’t, I help her, I find out he’s leaching again. 
That background was to say this: Am I the asshole for wanting to put a clause in the contract to buy the house that no funds are to be given away/brother is to get no “help”?  I know that no matter how much her income is increased, she will be broke on the first of every month if my POS brother isn’t kept from milking her. 
The house is no prize and needs serious repairs, that I have been making as needed and afforded, but there is no profit in acquiring it. Financially it will be a liability but I want to keep it in the family and help her at the same time.

On one hand, what she does with her money is her business, but on the other hand, I always pick up the financial slack when someone uses her. I’ve been advised to take over her finances as a way to protect her but that feels like an insult to her. She’s an active 76 year old with a sharp mind still but she’s a pushover. 

including stipulations on purchasing the family home from Mom