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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here... I'm surprised so many people are so surprised with rent.[b] For 18 years we allowed him to live here rent free with the understanding that after he would be expected to live independently.[/b] Having him live with us would cost us more (more basic supplies, etc) so I think it is fair to pass these costs down to him. I feel as though $500 is very fair, well below market rate for our neighborhood. As for the curfew, it's not only just for respect, but also because I don't want him falling back on the service industry. Most restaurants have late hours and expect their employees to stay until 11-12 o'clock. [/quote] Must be a troll. No way OP chose to have a child to raise and now considers that a "rent free" benefit. A real poster would not be counting the kid's participation in a family vacation against this kid. [/quote] Agree. This can't be a real situation. She/he says they were *allowed* to live rent free as children?? I am leaving this thread.[/quote] I almost spit out my coffee, this must be a joke. I'm all for kids launching and learning to be independent, and not free loaders, but this is extreme. [/quote]
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