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iowa and uh my in-laws have been renting it from me for 12 years um now my landlord is retiring

and uh has offered us the house that we've been renting the same house for 12 years.

But I can't seem to get my in-laws out of my house.

So I want to sell it, but they're not medically or physically able to move on their own right now.

So I don't really know what to do. Should I keep renting it to them or should I sell it?

Well, I feel like the way you set that question up, there's not that secondary option you gave us.

Should I sell it when you can't even get

them out of it? It doesn't sound like your husband's much help. And then you said, then you said

they can't get out of it. He's told them that they, you know, we want to sell it by this time,

by this time, by this time, the last two years. Where would they be if they weren't renting

from you guys for the last 12 years?

They were renting before that, another house. We got an opportunity to come down here, and

we kind of wanted to keep the house as a backup plan in case this didn't work out. And yep,

here we are, 12 years later. Well, so the great news is, is that

your husband's on board was selling the house. I thought maybe that was going to be an issue,

but the bad news is he won't actually be a man. Right. And tell his parents that it's time

for them to move on. Now, the issue of they can't physically leave, is that true? Yeah, my mother-in-law has gotten

really bad where she can't even walk now. My father-in-law's had a heart attack. It's 11 acres,

and he just, he can't do it all himself. Right, but I guess what I'm trying to understand is, is we want them out, but they actually

can't leave.

Right.

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