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A man I know bought a house that way something around forty years ago. Originally there were five or seven owners. By the time I met him, only three of the owne
by cafard 3y ago
A man I know bought a house that way something around forty years ago. Originally there were five or seven owners. By the time I met him, only three of the owners lived there: him, his wife (who may not have been one of the originals), and another.
After his wife died a couple of years ago, he began the process of selling it. This was complicated, and the fact that he had had the use of the house all those years led some of the other owners to say he should get a smaller proportion of the proceeds. I believe that this has all been resolved to his satisfaction, but I haven't seen him in a while.
- tibbydudeza 3y agoNow that can be tricky - seen a family torn apart over who inherited a family home just because he was the eldest. We have a family home which is paid off and we will probably move out to a smaller retirement place - we have two daughters - one is working and living with her partner in a rental flat and the other one is still studying. It would be a shame if the home needs to be sold and the proceeds split in half - we have a large plot so splitting parts of the home and doing another dwelling is a possibility.