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So I got kind of a tough family money related question. I don't know how to approach a family member

as far as regards to money. The long story um, unfortunately my mother passed away.

And my uncle has a 50% stake in her house.

And he came with me with an offer to cash me out, but it was about a couple hundred

thousand dollars low, lower than what, um, market analysis reports and multiple realtors that I've talked to have said

that place is worth. And I don't know how to give them the tough, you know, the tough answer,

ask them just, hey, this seems really low without burning a family bridge.

So I'm just having a tough time. So wait a minute.

If you go back to your uncle and say, sure, I'll be happy to sell you, but I'll sell

it to you at just a little bit below market value, which is a whole lot more than you're

offering, you think he's going to get mad and run away

and mad?

Essentially, yeah, and then the house would go on the market.

It was my grandfather's house.

Okay, put it on the market.

Years ago to where.

Put it on the market.

I'm trying not to burn a family bridge.

I know.

You didn't burn a bridge.

If he acts like that, when you do that, he a family bridge. I know. You didn't burn a bridge. If he acts like that, he burned the bridge. You can't choose who burns bridges except you. But you're not

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