Ever been caught in a family feud? Well, one woman found herself at the center of a family storm when she decided to sell her house. She had bought it for $79,000, but after investing time and money into it, the house was now worth $110,000. When she offered it to her aunt and uncle, who were in financial trouble, they expected her to sell it for the price she bought it. But she had other plans…
A House and a Heartfelt Deal ❤️
A Home Transformed ️✨
Family Troubles Begin ️
An Offer of Help
The House Sale Dilemma
The Shocking Appraisal
The Family’s Fury
Family Fallout
A Final Decision
The Real Aunt and Uncle
The Family’s Dark Side
A Family in Financial Chaos
The Family’s Unresolved Issues
A Family Torn Apart
A Painful Conclusion
A Family Divided: The Price of a House and a Heart
In a tale that’s as heartbreaking as it is infuriating, a woman finds herself ostracized by her own family over a house sale. She had bought the house for $79,000 and after investing her time, effort, and money, it was now worth $110,000. But when she offered to sell it to her financially troubled aunt and uncle, they expected her to sell it for the price she bought it. When she refused, all h**l broke loose. The family feud escalated to the point where she was labelled ‘greedy’ and threatened with exclusion from the family. The emotional toll was heavy, but she stood her ground. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
NTA: Sound economic analysis, but family wants it for free
Don’t overshare! NTA for asking market value, YTA for oversharing.
NTA. Family expects financial support but offers none in return.
Debt, mail, and family: NTA for not giving free house.
NTA: Let the market decide! Don’t let family drama interfere.
Family greed vs. self-interest: When ‘free handouts’ divide kin
OP’s ironic house sale sparks debate on ethics and karma
Family calls OP greedy for trying to recoup investment
YTA for not giving family same deal and rejecting family gifts
Stand your ground! Don’t let them take advantage of you!
“YTA. You received a discount, now be selfless and help.”
NTA. Weddings are a scam, save money by not inviting family
NTA: Family feud over house sale, money divides friendships and families
Confused about selling? Why not keep it and stay renting?
OP’s refusal to help sick relatives sparks hypocrisy debate.
Is family loyalty worth sacrificing your own well-being?
Stand your ground! Get what you deserve!
NTA: Stand your ground and let them deal with their parents
“Helping hand turned selfishness. Are they an a**hole? “
No obligation to offer discount to family.
Confusion and contradictions surround the reason for selling the house.
Greed and family drama: the price of a good deed.
Taking care of yourself first while considering the cost of selling a house
Engaging comment: NTA. Selling house to family: love or money?
Generosity and gratitude: A lesson in family dynamics and finances.
Stand your ground! You’re not the a**hole in this.
NTA. Selling at a loss? That’s not reasonable!
Generous homeowners refuse to subsidize relatives’ lifestyles.
NTA: Family disputes over house sale and personal decisions.
NTA. Family expects you to get nothing out of the house?
Address change confusion sparks debate on renting and equity.
Confusion over address change and keeping house as rental property
YTA for refusing to help someone in need.
Generous homeowner deals with greedy family in bizarre situation.
Curiosity about personal connection fuels speculation on house offers.
NTA. Increase the rent
NTA. Stand your ground and don’t let greed cloud judgement
NTA. Cleverly exposing the hypocrisy of your greedy family members!
INFO – Price discussion, address change, rental properties explained
NTA. They’re asking for $10k + $30k difference in value.
Housing prices got you down? Join the club!
Don’t sell to them! Give notice ASAP. You’re not the a**hole.
“NTA, you don’t owe them a $30k handout. Unlike my uncle who’s lost his home, I don’t intend to be financially irresponsible and will not be selling my home at a financial loss. If you want me to continue to support them as I have been, stop shaming me for my financial decisions. Otherwise, I don’t need to rent out my home to them.”
Generous homeowner refuses to finance family’s unfair expectations.
“YTA- You’re greedy and heartless. Wait 10 years, a**hole!”
Fairness in family business: NTA suggests selling at original price!
Fair price for house sale sparks family feud. Good luck, OP!
Take control of your house and make a profit!
Selling under market price? NTA, but is it greed or strategy?
Drama over house sale: Uninvite them from your wedding!
YTA: You were given a deal, now your family needs you
NTA. Profit potential and family dynamics collide.
Wedding costs? Bid for coverage! Dad’s TA, uncle’s discount lost.
Debt and family drama: NTA but not very nice either
Last Updated on July 24, 2023 by Diply Social Team
