I can't install updates from the App Store

I got my mother's old mac book pro and have encountered a problem I do not know how to fix. I can sign into my iTunes and the App Store just fine, but when I go to install updates to my mac it asks me to sign in again but it has my old email there for sign in and I can not change it. How can I fix this problem?
I have tried resetting everything to default and I have even removed all other saved emails for sign in, but still encounter this problem.

You need to delete and redownload the applications you’re trying to update; the old Apple ID is stored inside them.
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