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funnymanstan
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I want to keep this concise and also make sure I’m not leaving anything but here goes.
My mother passed away in April and all hell has broken loose in my family. We’re very close, or I thought we were. I’m an only child, my parents haven’t been together since I was 11. I also grew up with my two aunts, my grandmother and thee younger cousins.
After she passed, I opened a bank account so that I could handle the financials of my mother’s house (paying bills and collecting rent from the tenants). I added my wife to the account to help me manage it. The youngest of my three cousins (29F) was helping manage my mother’s affairs before she passed so I tried to have it where the account holders we
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I’m from New York. Born and raised. My wife grew up here and we’re in town visiting her parents and siblings…and I’m having a GREAT time. We may ultimately move out here (especially if we’re luckily enough to have a kid or two.
I’ll always har New York in my heart but everyone here is so nice and welcoming so, thanks I guess lol
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A little over a month ago, my mother passed away. She’d been sick for a long time. In the weeks since her passing, it feels like my family is mad at me and they’re pushing me away. I apologize for what might be a long rant.
My family has always been pretty close. My mother, two aunts, three cousins and grandma all lived either together or within minutes of each other. My mom was the oldest of her siblings so as she got sicker, she lived with them and they helped take care of her. I moved out on my own in 2020 and then moved in with my now wife in 2022.
So right after my mom passed, my older aunt said it would be a good idea to open a new checking account to manage my mother’s house. There
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A little over a month ago, my mother passed away. She’d been sick for a long time. In the weeks since her passing, it feels like my family is mad at me and they’re pushing me away. I apologize for what might be a long rant.
My family has always been pretty close. My mother, two aunts, three cousins and grandma all lived either together or within minutes of each other. My mom was the oldest of her siblings so as she got sicker, she lived with them and they helped take care of her. I moved out on my own in 2020 and then moved in with my now wife in 2022.
So right after my mom passed, my older aunt said it would be a good idea to open a new checking account to manage my mother’s house. There
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My cousin is apartment hunting and sent me this link from StreetEasy. They’re charging $750 for an application fee. There’s no way they can do that. Is this a way for them to get around charging a broker fee?
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