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post 1625880093 12-17-2020, 09:14 PM
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Considering Moving Back w/ Parents (Willingly)(Advice)(SRS)

Some of you may know 2 years ago I bought a house. Very happy with the place/neighborhood but I bought it with my cousin who I don’t want to live with anymore

Anyways we’re refi-ing soon so my mortgage will drop. I tried getting him to take his name off with the refi but he’s being Jewish about it and not wanting to, he says for tax reasons. But in all likelihood as a realtor he eventually wants to rent this house out while he acquires more properties with his fathers wife. He works for her.

Honestly I just want my own fukkin place to payoff and live peacefully, but at this point I don’t think he’d consider selling and splitting the equity so the only option I have is to refi with my name taken off and he buys me out

Meanwhile I’d move back in with my folks who now have an empty bedroom cause my brother moved in with his girlfriend. They said they wouldn’t charge me rent but I offered to pay.

So if I do follow through I’d be able to save a good amount of money within the next year or so until I have enough to put a downpayment on a new place.

Thoughts?
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post 1625880383 12-17-2020, 09:17 PM
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if living at home for a year allows you to put a down payment on a home, that's an easy call. im stuck in a $1400/month rent; i should be able to buy a house next year but still, that rent adds up fast.
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post 1625880413 12-17-2020, 09:18 PM
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yeah go for it sounds good gl
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post 1625880543 12-17-2020, 09:19 PM
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post 1625880653 12-17-2020, 09:21 PM
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Damn brah you can afford a house at 26 in Vegas ?

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post 1625881173 12-17-2020, 09:27 PM
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There’s no reason for me to move back in with my folks and I genuinely like my current house but I don’t see my cousin splitting anytime soon. And I’d rather not live with him anymore. I can’t furnish how I want with him here and I’m not gonna invest in the house unless I know I’ll be here long term but he won’t leave
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post 1625881303 12-17-2020, 09:28 PM
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Do it then save up for a nice house in Henderson.
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Move back in with the rents and save $$$.

Believe it or not, your parents would probably enjoy having you around for a while.
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post 1625881493 12-17-2020, 09:31 PM
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If he buys you out of half your house you should be able to use that on a new place
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655
If he buys you out of half your house you should be able to use that on a new place
That’s what a coworker suggested but I’d feel more comfortable saving up for a year in addition to that money.
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post 1625882133 12-17-2020, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted By angelfire2005
if living at home for a year allows you to put a down payment on a home, that's an easy call.
Originally Posted By DanSDA
yeah go for it sounds good gl
Originally Posted By xbit7
I would
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Damn brah you can afford a house at 26 in Vegas ?

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or u could just move in with your brother and his girlfriend
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Sell. Do not buy any more real estate unless its $10,000.
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Originally Posted By nineOHnine
Sell it or keep it. Don't let him buy you out. You'll get ripped off. He's a REALTOR. Right now is a horrible time to sell.

If you really can't live with this motherfu:cker , rent out your section. Take the rent money and rent your own private place.
I know, but I didn’t wanna have to deal with being a landlord and someone potentially trashing my place
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post 1625883133 12-17-2020, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted By WelshBiryani
-your cousin is banging his dad's wife like in True Detective S3

-your mental health will deteriorate once you move back home

-it's nice to have a hot mom-made real dinner every night

-which parents? aren't yours split?

-wish i cud have macked on rubyharo's fat pussy lips, miss dat avi, mirin brah
Fukkin weirdos lol
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post 1625883213 12-17-2020, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted By nineOHnine
Sell it or keep it. Don't let him buy you out. You'll get ripped off. He's a REALTOR. Right now is a horrible time to sell.

If you really can't live with this motherfu:cker , rent out your section. Take the rent money and rent your own private place.
I could just wait things out who knows maybe he’ll decide to leave eventually but I don’t see it happening anytime soon. He’s basically reaping the benefits I’m the one who’s busting his ass here working. He makes commission off his sales. But I mean as long as he sends me his half of the bills each month I don’t ask questions
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dont move back on 0/10 I would go nuts living at home. House hack and rent the place out and split the rent. Keep your name on the property and split the rent with him someday.
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Originally Posted By Bigworm365
dont move back on 0/10 I would go nuts living at home. House hack and rent the place out and split the rent. Keep your name on the property and split the rent with him someday.
I have a good relationship with my parents also I’ve been perpetually FA for the last 3 years so I don’t see myself dating a woman in the near future lol. I honestly don’t mind moving back in, just to save for a new place. My mom just asked that I clean and help around the house lol
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Originally Posted By BigElephant
Sounds like a good idea especially if you want to get your own house sooner and this will help with that. I'd do it.
If I wash my hands of this current place I could basically live rent free for a year

I’d be able to save plenty in that time.

All I’d pay for is my car/motorcycle/food
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you Dun Goofed getting a house with both your names on it, this will not end well.

move back Home then rent your room to a ******* for more then you were paying yourself= Gains
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Dont overthink it OP I would move back in with your folks and just get your finances in order so you can do your own thing

No shame in it.
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Originally Posted By mr.left
you Dun Goofed getting a house with both your names on it, this will not end well.

move back Home then rent your room to a ******* for more then you were paying yourself= Gains
I know never doing that again lol
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If you don’t move in with them ill take your place no problem. Send a full frontal of your mother in a thin shirt that shows off her bobs.
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski
That’s what a coworker suggested but I’d feel more comfortable saving up for a year in addition to that money.
he cant live there if he's.... you know.










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You bought a house with your cuz? Surprised this isn’t going to end well
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I moved back in with mine. Granted I have a finished basement to myself which allows me my own bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, laundry room, entrance/exit.


I have a good job. Salary, benefits, 25 year pension, etc.. but quite frankly I don't want to be renting atm so I am going to take the hit and stay here for another year or 2 and continue to save to the best of my ability.
I don't think I would have done it without the space to myself as mentioned at beginning of post. The only thing is that I refuse to date while being here. I will just remain single for the time being.
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Do it bro. My parents are half way across the world and getting old. I moved out when I was 17 (military) and barely visited them. Now that they are old, I wish I spent more time with them.

I say do it. You get to save money, eat some home cooked food and get to enjoy the time you have with them while they are still alive
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Doooo iiittttt!

And seriously, don’t ever buy a home with anyone, unless it’s your spouse, ever again.

Have him buy you out and put that cash in savings towards a new home of your own.
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If you don't mind being with your parents, then go for it. I've been staying with mine since April b/c of the pandemic, and I probably annoy them more than they annoy me Lol

But to play devil's advocate... if your cousin bought you out, would that be enough for say, a 20% down payment on a new home (to avoid PMI)? If so, I would look for a new house, because paying your mortgage =/= to paying rent. If it was a choice between renting an apartment somewhere vs living with your parents, then the decision is easy (live with your parents to save money), but if you have the finances to buy another home, you should do that. Mortgage rates are extremely low these days - my brother bought a home not too long ago and got 2.2% on a 15 year conventional loan. Only downside is that houses are selling like hot cakes right now so it's a little hard to look for the home you want for the right price - but not impossible.
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Do it for about a year and save up enough to move out. I did it earlier this year because of COVID and online classes but I’m moving out next month. I about doubled my money and would say it’s worth it but I couldn’t imagine staying any longer especially when you’re in your mid 20’s.
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