I’m Selling My House to Get Rid of My Stepchildren

They pooled their money and got an apartment, but if they count on only the money I gave them, they will have nothing in a year. People stood on his side.—>”Raise your hand if your parents gave you $10k when you moved out? No hands? You separated from leeches.””They were disrespectful to you and your home, and you weren’t obligated to continue providing for them, especially after they became adults.””You gave them nearly two years to start picking up after themselves and acting like they wanted to live there. They didn’t. If seeing for sale signs and open houses didn’t get them to realize that that’s not really on you. You also didn’t have to give them money to be on their own, but you did.

You’ve done enough, considering that they’re adults. It sounds like if they had been picking up after themselves, you probably wouldn’t have wanted to sell.””You’re right – their mom would be disgusted with how her children behaved in your home, in which they were, ultimately, guests. Enjoy your newfound freedom from entitled adults.””I sold my house to get rid of a freeloading, lazy brother, and my siblings blamed me for making him homeless. He was 59. Yet they wouldn’t take him in. Some people will take advantage of you rather than standing on their own two feet.””These people are adults. They have made it clear that you are not their father, presumably meaning that you can not tell them what to do. Not only have they been living in your house rent-free, but they haven’t done their share of the housework, expecting you to do it or pay for it