When father and mother die, the children face a difficult decision: should they live in their parents’ house, rent it out or sell it? Which path is best for whom.
from
Harald Freiberger
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Gerhard Prixner’s mother-in-law died eight years ago. “It came suddenly for us, we were completely unprepared,” he says today in a lowered voice. His wife mourned her mother deeply. The situation was made worse by what Prixner calls “the turmoil around the house”. The mother left her two daughters a home of their own in a suburb of Regensburg, otherwise there was hardly any wealth. She had built the house with her husband, who died years before her. The daughters spent their childhood in it.