Ep 12 | Selling Your Parents' Home Without Losing the Memories
Selling Your Parents' Home can seem like a real estate decision—until decades of belongings, legal issues, repairs, sibling responsibilities, money, and family memories all become part of the process.
In this episode, Valerie Upham talks with John Demato about what happened when he and his brother became responsible for the New York home their parents had owned for roughly 60–70 years.
After their father passed away, a problem with the will created an unexpected six-to-eight-month delay before the brothers could move forward with the property. They initially considered renting the house…
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