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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I live in close in NoVA and have a kid who graduated college in May and has a job in DC making 120k/yr. He’s back home living with us rent free so he can save money and max out his 401k at such an early age. Plus his commute to work is very easy.  He does not want to piss away 2k/mo in rent or have roommates. I’m very happy we can offer him this leg up. I don’t see us moving until all of our kids have graduated college and are living on their own. My son is dating his college GF still and she did the same thing, she moved back home while gainfully employed. She also lives in NoVA, as they both went to a VA public university. Lots of his friends from HS have done this. [/quote]

Just curious how long you will allow your son to live with you? Will you make him leave by the time he's 25, 28, 30?[/quote]

I hope my son does the same thing.  He can live with me the rest of his life if he wants to.  We have a very small house so we’d all have to move or put on another floor if he had a wife and kids but that to me would be worth it.  Why make your kids leave?[/quote]

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