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So me and my wife were 24, fresh out of college a few years ago. So we decided to build a home, our forever home.

And the cost kind of got out of control our parents stepped in my parents stepped in me

and my wife been blessed to have our parents buy her side they actually followed your

financial piece back in 2000 there's a different story behind that but they're very

they've accumulated some vault over the years they've handed us over a lump sum of

money to help us build this house and whatever's left, we will pay back in a mortgage payment to them.

Me and my wife make about $130,000 a year before taxes with a commission bonus for myself

at the end of the year.

So my question is, and we do have a good amount of savings from the past years of working, about $120,000

in savings.

Okay, I'm sorry, if you have $120,000 in savings, why the flip did your parents have to give

you money?

They have been working so hard their whole life to set their kids up, and so they want to

help every single one of their kids out. And so they want to help every single

one of their kids out. I'm one of three brothers. Yeah, but you may it sound like you got in trouble and they bailed you out. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, so what happened with the house? You got, you bought too much house? What's the deal with the house? Yeah, so we're building. Oh, you're still building.

Yeah, we're still building.

We're in the foundation phase right now.

Oh, you just started building.

Yes, so... So we're building. Oh, you're still building? Yeah, we're still building. We're in the foundation phase right now.

Oh, you just started building.

Yes, so the deal was with them was we can collaborate with them.

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