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Now today's first story comes from Fancy Panda from the

Am I the Arsoul here? Subreddit. And it says, am I the asshole for refusing to co-sign my sister's

mortgage after my parents went behind my back? Now, just to say, this story started in late

2024, and there's a new update to this point. So if you've seen previous parts

of the story before, feel free to skip certain parts if you want to. Times stamps are down below,

but it starts. I 28 female have been busting my butt for years to save my own house. I work in

software, so I make decent money, but it still takes forever to build up a good

down payment.

Meanwhile, my younger sister, 25 female, is in grad school with barely any credit.

Our parents, both mid-50s, found the house near them and decided she needs it.

They made an offer without telling me, and now the deal only goes through

if I co-sign. The problem, I had no clue they'd do this. My parents basically dropped the bomb.

You have the best credit score, co-signed so your sister can get the house. They also hinted,

I should chip in for the down payment because you've got the money.

If I co-sign, I'll be on the hook if my sister can't pay. She's still in school, has debt,

and zero backup plan. The bank might also reject my future mortgage application since they see

I'm already tied to another loan. But my parents say I'm selfish in forgetting family values.

My sister's calling me a monster for leaving her stranded and my mom threatened to cut off

any future financial help, like wedding money if I don't help right now.

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