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Hi, how are you guys doing? We are doing great. How can we help? So, I've made a decision about two years

ago that haunts me up until today.

Okay.

Where me and my family, we were renting and we decided that we were going to purchase a house together.

And we all put like, maybe like 10,000 each to get like 50,000 to put get the house and the house was 420 and at a 2.8%.

So ever since we moved to the house, I haven't lived there because I was still going to school and I was still commuting, spending maybe up to

500 per month in gas. And we decided that we were going to, we made a verbal agreement that

we were going to continue to pay even though we don't live there anymore. And I realized how bad of a decision that was.

And I want to tell them that I can't continue to pay this anymore, but knowing how my family is,

I know Thanksgiving is not going to look the same for me if I tell them this and I don't know where to go and I

haven't been able to sleep. I just stay in space all day. Like, I don't know what to do.

Oh, my gosh. Okay. So who all, when you say your family, is this like your parents and siblings?

Or who does this? What makes up this? Parents and siblings. Parents and siblings. Is someone does this, what makes up this?

Parents and siblings.

Parents and siblings.

Is someone renting this house right now since you all aren't living in it?

We all are living in it, but we all put together to contribute to the mortgage and the bills.

But in the past year, I haven't lived there and I've been paying religiously non-stop every month towards the bills, 600 and another 100 towards like

utilities, but 600 towards a mortgage. And so you're renting somewhere else?

I'm living with a friend because it's closer to my job.

Okay.

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