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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are in very high COL city (not DMV) Thoughts? [/quote] Well, depends on the individual kid. If he is a good team player who pitches in, cares about others and would work hard to become independent, it may work. If he is lazy, moody and rude, not a good idea. Imho, its rarely a good idea to let other adults move in with you, even if they are your own kids. If he was sick or injured etc, that would be different but not worth to risk your relationship just to save some money. He can share an apartment with roommates. You can buy him an apartment and let him live rent free until he is able to pay rent. [/quote] I don’t agree. Great parents, great kids, happen due to lifelong functional and loving relationship. If you are anticipating issues, then your relationship is already not at a place where you can live together. I would call it a failure of parenting. [/quote]
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