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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Trust me OP, losing a multi-million dollar, multi-generation beach home which you and your siblings will never be able to buy on your own was actually a GOOD thing. In sum, family traditions are pointless and you can always RENT a beach house. Renting is so much better than owning hard appreciating assets in a nation with high inflation and unchecked immigration.

Regards,
Clinically unhappy DCUMs with no family and the multi-millionaire DCUM investors and landlords who paid cash for your dad’s property and make hundreds of thousands of dollars annually in passive income off your old family beach house[/quote]

You sound deranged. What OP wanted to have happen wasn't feasible, full stop. She needed her siblings to help buy out the uncle and stated that she wasn't willing to be the sole purchaser regardless.[b] "Not to mention they likely would have tried to keep using it, right. I didn’t want that dynamic either."[/b] That was her choice. To keep the beloved family beach house in the family required other people to contribute their money or equity, and they didn't want to do that. OP's own family are the ones who didn't value the traditions!

There is another PP who is sad that her grandmother sold a beautiful undeveloped oceanfront lot for a pittance; that also is sad, but the grandmother had the right to dispose of her property the way she wished. Again, don't be mad at the person who snapped up the property; it was the grandmother who didn't care about how fun it was to picnic on the dunes or whatever. It's so easy to feel sentimental about other people's money.[/quote]

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