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My brother-in-law convinced his parents to sign over their home and savings to buy a $3 million compound. Do I intervene?

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My brother-in-law convinced his parents to sign over their home and savings to buy a $3 million compound. Do I intervene?

“He estimates the mortgage will be $10,000 a month once both homes are sold, or $14,000 if they are not sold in time.”

My brother-in-law convinced his parents to sign over their home and savings to buy a $3 million compound. Do I intervene?

Source：MarketWatch

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