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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, I actually have two in their 50s/60s but they are taking care of my parents because they have never left. Assume you will not receive any inheritance and plan accordingly. Your sibling and parents will use up any assets they have. [/quote] NP I assume this too. I won’t get any inheritance or property. My failure to launch 40 yo brother lives at home with my parents, has multiple degrees, multiple firings, and is in fickle relationships sometimes. He has been deeded probably 4 rental properties from my parents, all of which doubled or tripled in value the last ten years and throw off tons of cash flow. He and my father are co-dependent, run around doing hobbies and “fixing things” yet taking ten times as long as anyone else to do so. My wife only once mentioned, how parents using split inheritances 50/50 but unclear how all the rental properties will go. I can’t answer the question either. Oh well. [/quote]
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