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Posted by JL Ray on July 19, 2018 at 04:36:03 from (66.231.56.41):

It has been my plan to move to the home stead where I grew up for years. Mom passed away over a month ago and now I'm trying to get things moving. The depressing thing is the house still has a fair amount of mom and dads thing in it which do me no good and my siblings don't seem to want to help cleaning it out and I need that done so I can start the remodeling. My brother is the trustee and I can't seem to get him going with paper work also, so I don't own it yet. I keep telling him it a sellers market right now and I need to sell my house with the prices high, but he drags along. I said something to my sister and she responded "what stuff"? Like it was already a cleaned out house. I have been working on one barn for three months now, and its just starting to look like I have done something. This week end I plan to move some of my tools to the barn, but the house???? I'm thinking I need to find some one to buy out the stuff that's left, which is just a bunch of little stuff. Nothing of real value. Just mom and dads stuff which I can't throw out. Some of you might say why don't I keep it. Well I'm already a bit of a hoarder and I have kept more than any of my siblings and there kids. So this will be my next project to get the siblings to say ok to let some one have it. UGH. Sorry I had to vent..... It's over now. Thank you for listening.


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