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Unnusual (I think) Predicament
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This is a very strange post. You bought this house with your money, let your ex move in and then just left them there when you broke up with them to live for free. Is this some kind of joke..? Are you a billionaire? If you simply gifted them a place to live I don't think you need the property so just move on I suppose?
You wrote that they don't engage with you... to your text messages..? If you own the property you can just go and speak to them.. have you done that?1 -
Maybe they moved in with someone else and didn’t want to do anything with their property at the time, and was a nice enough person to let the ex live there - better than having it stand empty. Obviously there is information that we don’t have that quite honestly isn’t any of our business!Uriziel said:This is a very strange post. You bought this house with your money, let your ex move in and then just left them there when you broke up with them to live for free. Is this some kind of joke..? Are you a billionaire? If you simply gifted them a place to live I don't think you need the property so just move on I suppose?
You wrote that they don't engage with you... to your text messages..? If you own the property you can just go and speak to them.. have you done that?0
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