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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If your dad is sharp and of good mind, he can put them in his place if he wants to. Sounds like she is helping to make sure the "shabby" house is maintained and offering advice on updates to increase value/function.   Why does she have to tell you she's going down there?  There's no reason an adult needs to check in with another adult about visiting a house that doesn't belong to them.

Your father's will is the last word on the estate.  You sound jealous.  [/quote]

+1 making problems where there are no problems[/quote]

Yes agree, and that’s clearly why she pointed out that she’s “less successful” in the subject. Op is willing to lose her sister over $333k. [/quote]

Please give us an example of you "losing" $333,000 to someone and you letting it be water under the bridge. :roll: And wouldn't it be $666,000, since presumably sister would try to cut out both of her siblings. And speaking of bridges, I have one to sell you if you think someone who would steal a beach house from an elderly parent would stop at the house and wouldn't weasel into the rest of dad's estate, life insurance, stocks and bonds. :roll: [/quote]

Still waiting for the snarky poster to tell us about the time they let it slide after someone stole over 300 grand from them.  :roll: [/quote]

Nobody “stole” anything from OP. She is entitled to ZERO dollars of her father’s money.  :roll: [/quote]

Neither is the other sister. [/quote]

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