RisingRaven12+FollowIs It Really Unfair If I Want My Name Alone on the House Deed? 🏠🤔 I (28m) just won a crazy amount of money on a game show—enough to put a fat down payment on a house. My girlfriend (25f) and I have been together for three years, and we always said we'd buy a house together...someday, when we both had enough saved. But now that I have the cash, I told her I'd buy the house and only put my name on the deed since I'm paying for everything. She called me unfair and said we should both be on the deed because we planned to buy together. I said I'm happy to wait until she can contribute her half, but if we buy now, it's my money, my risk, my house. She says that's selfish. Am I missing something here? Should I just hand over half the house because we're a couple? Someone, please tell me how this makes sense! 😤🏡 What would you do if you were in my shoes? #RelationshipFinance #HomeBuyingDrama #MoneyMatters #RomanticRelationships1935Share
MajesticMothMosaic+FollowMy mother wanted to buy a house with us. She had no money but wanted the house to be in her name. My wife protested strongly.😤🏠So here’s my dilemma: My mom (60F) insists on buying a house with me (33M) and my wife (30F), but she flat-out refuses to get a job—even though she’s more qualified than both of us! We’re in a pricey city, hustling to save for a down payment, and she’s just dog-sitting for pocket change. Meanwhile, she’s blowing up my phone every day, saying she’ll be homeless if we don’t let her in on our plans. My wife is 100% against it, wanting our own space and future. I’m torn between guilt and frustration—should I risk my marriage for someone who won’t help themselves? Or am I being too harsh? Seriously, what would you do if your own mom guilt-tripped you like this? 😩🏡🔥 #FamilyFinance #HomeBuyingDrama #ToughChoices #MotherSonConflict #RomanticRelationships207484Share
brandy78+FollowWhy is my realtor obsessed with huge deposits? 🤨Trying to buy a house near Philly, and my realtor keeps pushing for a massive deposit. I was fine with 2%, but she keeps saying a lower offer with a higher deposit is somehow better than a higher offer with a standard deposit. Makes zero sense to me. I’m pre-approved with 20% down, so why does this even matter? Is there any legit reason for this, or is she just making things harder for no reason? #realtor #homebuyingdrama90Share
