This is the correct answer. In the long run this will be better for their

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Apr 21, 2024
9:44:57pm

25mphman Contributor

Relationship. They can both cash in on the sale and Karen can put that money towards her own home.

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25mphman

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"Business" with family, needing some guidance

mohonrimo

Apr 21, 9:35pm

You can (should) force the sale of the home. Under no circumstances should you personally finance it.

Ragnar Danneskjold

Apr 21, 9:39pm

This is the correct answer. In the long run this will be better for their

25mphman

Apr 21, 9:44pm

I can tell you with current interest rates it’s likely the sister in law can’t afford the buyout. In that event you just

RdF3

Apr 21, 9:46pm

Your real problem is trying to keep the relationship. This is super simple

rcbyufan

Apr 21, 9:58pm

If she presents a plan, and the OP's wife wants to accept it, she should give

Cougar Junkie

Apr 21, 10:21pm

At this point the only thing that works is sell the home and split the profit.

WJCougar

Apr 21, 10:02pm

If she won't agree, you can force a sale. Legal name is a partition action

Himni

Apr 22, 8:47am

Are you and your wife pretty well off financially? If so give the home to the

Bullrider

Apr 21, 10:33pm

Or maybe the sister is taking advantage of the situaton

WJCougar

Apr 21, 10:37pm

Your can't keep a healthy relationship intact without effort from both sides.

ochobeeguy

Apr 21, 10:44pm

First off, kick her off the phone plan. It’s a privilege and she is abusing it.

chitchatfan

Apr 21, 11:51pm

Who is the executor of the estate?

TwinsRight

Apr 22, 5:07am

RE: Who is the executor of the estate?

mohonrimo

Apr 22, 9:36pm

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