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Much love, guys. Now, today's first story comes from The Housing Dile today's first story comes from the housing dilemma who

asks am I the A-hall for not charging my son rent on a home he partially owns. My oldest son,

24, is not my wife's biological child and has my child with my late wife. My late wife and I

bought a three-bedroom house when we got married.

When I remarried, my current wife moved into this house with me, and I never put her name on

the deed. The house was only in my name. My wife and I ended up having several children and needing

to move into a bigger house. When we bought our new home, she wanted me to sell the old one.

I said no, that this home was something my late wife and I purchased with the hope of one day

passing on to our son. I would make it a rental property instead. I was one of the biggest fights

we ever had. She insisted we compromise, but I refused to do so. When my son graduated from college,

I put his name on the deed to the house with mine, which was another fight, and I felt he was

the appropriate inheritor to his mother's share. I didn't share any of the rental income with him,

though, as I was still paying all the taxes and insurance. At this point,

the mortgage is paid off. I net over 2K a month from this house, which goes into the household

budget. My son just got engaged and wants to move into the house after he marries's fiancé.

He suggested he pay half rent and eventually buy out my share of the house. I told my son, I agreed to his plan of saving up to buy out my share, but instead of paying rent,

he should just take over the taxes and insurance.

We agreed to this.

My wife is livid and says I'm a massive asshole for dramatically decreasing our household

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