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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with other pps that it was better to sell it. Multiple owners are a recipe for family strife. [/quote] There was zero drama with my dad and uncle. It was just short-sighted siblings. For the record, siblings NOW admit it was regretful. They've blown the cash we got for the property on airbnbs with their family in the same area the last five or six years. And for those saying get over it, I guess you don't have traditions in your family. I guess you don't know what it's like for your dad to lose his favorite place the last year of his life. It's hard to get over losing all of that and not to mention when you see it appreciate to a degree that it is permanently out of reach. It also splintered the family. We never get together like we used to. When we grew up with a big beach house full of cousins.[/quote] Good lord. Ok, you win, OP. DON’T get over it. Ever. Grow old and die being the bitter, overly nostalgic sister who slowly grew estranged from her family. That sounds healthy and awesome. Your beloved father is gone. I’m so sorry about that. Do you think he’d be happy to know how much energy and emotion you are still spending on this? Please live in the present and plan for your future. [/quote]
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