Breakups are never easy, especially when there’s a house involved. Our story today revolves around a woman who finds herself in the midst of a heated dispute with her soon-to-be ex-husband. After deciding to part ways, they agreed to split their shared property based on their individual contributions. But as the dust settled, the question of who gets to keep the house has sparked a fiery debate. Let’s dive into this tale of love, loss, and real estate.
The Breakup and the House
Dividing the Shares
The Plan to Keep the House
The Emotional Attachment
The Change of Heart
The Counterargument
The Reality Check
The Financial Implication
The Final Stand
The Emotional Toll
A House Divided: Who’s Right in this Divorce Drama?
In the aftermath of a breakup, our protagonist finds herself in a tricky situation. She wants to keep the house they bought together, offering to reimburse her ex for his share. But he thinks it would be fairer to sell the house and split the profits. She argues that selling isn’t practical in the current market, and that she’s not gaining anything by keeping the house. The battle lines are drawn, but who’s in the right? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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Give him the 19% now and end the arguments. NTA.
NTA but get a lawyer, not Reddit
Consider hidden costs before selling house. Profits may vanish
NTA: Financial implications of selling the house explained
YTA, but consider an appraisal for a fair resolution.
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Taking all the risk and he contributed very little. NTA
Fair point, but consider cost to sell. Compromise with assessment.
NTA: Educated and armed with numbers, shut down ex’s unrealistic expectations
Appraisal route: Realtor gets two numbers, split the difference.
Fair or Unfair? NTA offers extra cash for added value.
Considering the value of his work and materials for renovations
Ownership dispute over house: What’s on paper? Real estate lawyer needed!
Agree with NTA comment: appraise, pay 19%, buy him out.
Fairness in divorce: Consider current market value when dividing assets.
NTA. Stick to the agreed price and move on.
Lawyers: Necessary evil or helpful guides in legal battles? ⚖️
NTA, stick to the agreement! Get legal advice to protect assets
Who did the real work in the remodeling?
Legal complexities make this a hot topic for lawyers
NTA wonders if he knows the hidden costs of selling
Fair division of assets in divorce: market rate assessment and buyout.
Ex-husband wants house, but NTA. Offer $1500, it’s yours.
No a**hole here, just a petty dispute over a house.
