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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]By staying in our suburban home, where the kids grew up, this is what I wrestle with - compared to our young adult children raising families, I never want to have the bigger house. I don't want it to be US that has the closer-in, better commute location (even if we aren't commuting), access to the better schools, cushier suburban lifestyle. It's just upside down. Haven't had to deal with this, exactly, yet. I think this a lot. Guessing DH and I would choose to sell and, if it would help our kids w/their housing option, split the proceeds of the house. We'll see what money is needed, for them to live in the DMV, if they choose, when the time comes. I'll happily treat ourselves to travel and other luxuries but wouldn't feel good having the most expensive house of anyone in the family, not in retirement.[/quote] Our house isn't large, it's just a house. Our kids have their houses. [/quote]
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