I'm curious as to why his house was sold as opposed to passing it down? Was it that the family couldn't agree to anything else? I have the sense that in the old days, those things were passed down. It was expected that they would be passed down. They somehow got us to accept selling off the old things & buying new ones. With almost every house sold the bank makes money. Even if your relatives charged you a "mortgage" it would be better to give it to them than to the bank / Fed reserve system
Sorry, fren. yeah that's often the case. If we were not as badly oppressed with taxes & the Fed's money scheme, money wouldn't have been so tight for both your Mom to fix it up & 4 her siblings to need more cash. I am terribly sorry but not very surprised, something like that is almost always the case. :/
I'm curious as to why his house was sold as opposed to passing it down? Was it that the family couldn't agree to anything else? I have the sense that in the old days, those things were passed down. It was expected that they would be passed down. They somehow got us to accept selling off the old things & buying new ones. With almost every house sold the bank makes money. Even if your relatives charged you a "mortgage" it would be better to give it to them than to the bank / Fed reserve system
My parents couldn't afford to fix it, and my mom's siblings wanted some money from what I gathered.
Sorry, fren. yeah that's often the case. If we were not as badly oppressed with taxes & the Fed's money scheme, money wouldn't have been so tight for both your Mom to fix it up & 4 her siblings to need more cash. I am terribly sorry but not very surprised, something like that is almost always the case. :/