Imagine landing your dream job in a new country, only to find yourself in a financial tug-of-war with your own sibling! Our protagonist, let’s call him ‘Down Under Dave’, recently secured a job in Australia and decided to move in with his brother’s family. But when his brother asked him to pay more than his share of rent, Dave found himself in a tricky situation. Let’s dive into Dave’s story and see how this family drama unfolds.
The Aussie Adventure Begins
The House Tour… Via Facebook
Room Roulette ️
Location, Location, Location
The Rent Reveal
The Rent Rumble Begins
Brother’s Justification ️
The Compromise and Rejection
Mom’s Verdict ⚖️
The Rent Rumble: A Brotherly Battle Over Bucks
Our protagonist, Down Under Dave, finds himself in a financial face-off with his own brother. After landing a job in Australia, Dave planned to live with his brother’s family. But when his brother demanded a hefty rent that exceeded his own share, Dave felt the pinch. Despite his willingness to help with chores and nephews, his brother remained firm, justifying the arrangement based on Dave’s single status and potential earnings. Even their mom sided with the brother, leaving Dave in a tough spot. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sibling showdown over rent. ️
Don’t be taken advantage of! Find your own place instead.
Fairness debate: Is smallest room worth less?
NTA, but why sacrifice your freedom and independence in Australia?
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Is $2000 too much for a small bedroom in Australia?
Sibling rivalry over rent: NTA, find your own place!
Sibling rivalry turned landlord dispute: is he trying to evict?
Is $2000/month for a small bedroom fair? NAH, what?
NTA suggests finding a cheaper apartment or shared living arrangement
Fair or foul? Splitting rent with siblings: NTA’s perspective!
Is he playing games with the rent or just polite?
Avoid the drama, get your own place and preserve relationships! ✌️
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Sibling feud over rent: Is demanding half fair or foul?
NAH. Find another apartment.
Fair play or foul? NTA, find another apartment!
Sibling stands up for fair rent, calls out brother’s greed
Rent in Sydney is outrageous! NTA for wanting to move out.
Fair play or foul? Brother’s price, your choice.
Australian’s advice on rent scam, check realestate.com.au for better options
Find a better place for the same price and less hassle!
NTA – Overpriced rent, consider potential harm to relationship, clear expectations.
Engaging in fair negotiation: cash or chores? Draw boundaries! ✍️
NTA – Sibling wants you to subsidize their kids? No way!
NTA. Your offer is generous. Find your own place
NTA, find another place.
Seeking clarity on rent expenses and housing shortage in Australia
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Fair play or foul? Sibling rivalry over rent sparks debate.
Get help from your company to find a better place! NTA
Is splitting rent equally fair? Let’s do the math
Last Updated on October 30, 2023 by Diply Social Team
