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Own Your Past, Change Your Future is my co-host today. Open phones at AAA8255225, Michelle is in

Evansville, Indiana. Hi, Michelle. Welcome to the Ramsey Show. Hi Dave, I'm glad I got through to you

today. Long time listener. I have a little complex situation. My parents filed bankruptcy back

my later tenure. So mid-80s, there were some property that was given to us or by that dollar

transaction from an aunt, told me about probably four years old, acres, with a separate section cut

out to build a home on after they filed bankruptcy that was about a house built in five acres.

Long story short, my sister, my parents couldn't take out her loan so she was of 18 years old. So they

took the loan out of my sister's name and deeded the ground and the home to separate deeds in my

sister's name. She since married and she, her and her husband, now are on the deed along with

myself. My question is this, we do not get along. My father was passed. My mother had a lifetime

of state to this property, well, as long as she lives, she could live there. However, my sister

was her caregiver and there has been some discord that my sister was basically maltreating my mother

and so my mother has relinquished her life to this property. So I have never been interested in

this property. It is not my homestead. My sister lives a joining property that my father and

other gave her and her husband for a wedding present. So when I had mentioned, I live in Evansville

in the end so I am in different states. Where's the house? Where's the property? Illinois.

Southern Southern very tip. So crazy is in a pile in Illinois and you're not in the pile of crazy.

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