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Putting something on a piece of land long term and prohibiting anyone to move it is effectively occupying that piece of land.
You only can occupy land that you either have legal rights to, or that encounters no objection from those who has (adverse possession). In the latter case, it's not that you don't "provide them right to tow", rather ...
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A third option, if factually applicable, in addition to two other solid answers, would be to seek to rescind the transaction as based upon incapacity of the buyer (early dementia) and to have a conservatorship imposed upon the mother going forward.
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