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[quote=Anonymous]09:05 beat me to it. The day the junk haulers come is the day that you need to have the locks changed on the clean and empty house. I don't think you should rent a pod and pay for stuff to be moved; I think you should set a deadline by which your sibling can rent the pod and have the stuff moved. Your renting a pod is just throwing away money and making it the pod company's responsibility to deal with the crap, which isn't fair. Your sibling won't be any less angry with you with the pod process than with the get rid of it directly with the junk haulers process. I wouldn't care in the least what sibling says about you. Clearly they are mentally ill. I would try to have your elderly parent remove them as POA, though, because that could be a recipe for disaster. Good luck with it. Hoarding is a mental illness and is very difficult to deal with in a family member.[/quote]
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