Woman Buys Parents’ House, Now Evicting Them: Heartless or Justified?

Meet our 29-year-old heroine, a former Army soldier turned homeowner, who’s found herself in a sticky situation. After buying her parents’ house to save it from foreclosure, she’s now evicting them due to their lack of contribution and invasive behavior. But is she the villain or just a daughter pushed to her limits? Let’s delve into this emotional rollercoaster of a story.

From Soldier to Homeowner

The Living Arrangement

The House and Its Rules

The Good Kid Turned ‘Problem Child’

The Financial Crisis

The Big Purchase

The Broken Agreement

The Last Straw

The Family Backlash ‍♀️

The Future Plans ➡️

The Final Question ❓

A Daughter’s Dilemma: Eviction or Endurance?

Our protagonist, a 29-year-old ex-soldier, finds herself in a moral quandary. After buying her parents’ house to save it from foreclosure, she’s now evicting them due to their lack of financial contribution and invasive behavior. She’s paying all the bills, her savings are dwindling, and the constant arguments are taking a toll on her. Despite her pleas for help, her parents remain unresponsive, leading her to start the eviction process. This decision, however, has sparked outrage within her family, with her parents guilt-tripping her and others vilifying her. Now, she’s contemplating selling the house and moving closer to work. But the question remains, is she in the wrong, or is this just a case of tough love? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this…

NTA. Parents became parasites, OP tried to help. Time to move on. ‍♀️

NTA. Did you and your parents have a written agreement?

NTA – Time for parents to pay their own bills.

NTA: Tough love or heartless? Financial survival vs. family loyalty.

NTA…sell the house and get away from it all

“Bruh… NTA. Kick the mfs out!”

Are they on drugs or something?

No good deed goes unpunished. NTA

NTA. Tough love is sometimes necessary.

NTA: Tough love or heartless? Parents vs. property rights.

NTA. Tough situation. They’ve made it impossible. Bad boundaries. Oy.

NTA: Selling the house seems like a good idea for a fresh start

Concerns about parents’ behavior and possible mental decline.

Heartless or justified? Woman evicts parents: agreement details and reasons.

NTA: Tough love or heartless? Let’s hear both sides.

“NTA, put the house on the market and move. “

NTA: Bought parents’ house, they broke lease, can’t afford mortgage

NTA: Justified or heartless? Share your thoughts!

Not the AH, bought parents’ house, faced family restrictions until deaths.

NTA: Bought parents’ house, now evicting them. They’re ungrateful freeloaders.

Heartless or justified? NTA evicts parents.

NTA: Justified or heartless?

NTA – Leaving parents in better position, not your fault.

NTA: Standing up for yourself or crossing a line?

NTA. Justified or heartless?

NTA: Evicting parents for unpaid share. Heartless or justified?

NTA: Tough love for entitled parents, but maybe a mistake?

NTA: Take control of your future, don’t let them use you.

Heartless or justified? Woman evicts parents for not helping her.

Supportive comment, empathizing with the person facing eviction

Heartless or justified? Woman evicts parents, suggests living in car ❌

NTA. Evicting parents: justified or heartless? You aren’t a bank

NTA – Parents used you for cash, now it’s payback time!

NTA. Parents concerned about OP’s spending habits

Supportive comment, agrees with the actions taken by the woman.

NTA. Parents are grubs.

NTA. They used you.

Turn the tables: Rent basement to parents, keep the house

Selling the house to save money: reasonable or heartless?

NTA: Are they really taking advantage of you?

NTA: Justified or heartless?

Paid for parents’ house, evicted them. No guilt, no regrets.

NTA: Escaping financial abuse. Protect yourself from toxic family dynamics.

Buying parents’ house: NTA, but glad you learned.

“NTA. People who stop paying are the worst. Keep your priorities straight! “

NTA: Stand up for yourself and cut off the leeches!

Concerned about cognitive decline in parents, possible dementia or Alzheimer’s

Heartbreaking: Parents face homelessness after daughter buys their house

NTA: Tough love or heartless? Let them face consequences.

Not the a**hole. Let’s hear their side of the story.

NTA: Justified or Heartless?

NTA: Justified or heartless? Share your thoughts!

NTA: Taking care of your mental health comes first

Family drama: Woman buys parents’ house, now evicting them. NAH

NTA: You saved the house, but they treated you badly

NTA. Protect yourself and kick them out before they ruin everything!

NTA: Cut ties and sell the house, they’re just mooching.

Adults behaving like children: NTA for evicting disrespectful parents.

Heartless or justified? Woman evicts parents from their own house. NTA

NTA: Parents taking advantage, eviction justified. Selling house smart move

NTA: Bought parents’ house, they don’t pay rent, evict them.

NTA. Evicting parents for peace? ✌️

NTA. Inspiring! Stand up to toxic parents. You deserve better.

NTA – Standing up for yourself or crossing a line?

Selling the house back: a mature solution or heartless move?

Consider starting fresh in a new state!

Buying parents’ house, now evicting them. NTA, but tough situation.

NTA: You saved yourself from financial doom. No fault here!

NTA – Concerned about parents’ behavior, but a blessing to them

NTA: Standing up for yourself against abusive parents.

NTA. They tried it!

NTA. Parents took advantage of you, karma got them.

NTA. Actions have consequences.

NTA: Justified or heartless?

Daughter defends evicting parents, claims they acted ungrateful.

NTA: Justified or heartless?

NTA: Family stopped paying bills, you saved the house. Justified eviction.

NTA: Threw them a lifeline, they ignored it. Evict and sell.

Commenter empathizes with OP’s situation, suggests considering possible reasons. NTA

Adulting: Buying parents’ house and evicting them. NTA vibes.

NTA: Justified or heartless?