Tassimat
2019-11-12 10:55:57
- #1
I will "think" out loud now:
My parents will have the house appraised in the next few days. Let's say it turns out to be worth €200,000. My parents transfer the entire house to me, and I agree with my brother that he will be paid €70,000 in 10 years (a bit less than me since I take care of my parents to a normal extent).
If your brother agrees to that, then sure, why not. Just suggest it to him to create a basis for discussion.
Personally, I find these arrangements very unfair. What happens with potential value increases within the 10 years? What if the brother needs the money earlier? Or if you then don’t feel like or have time for caregiving. I also find it odd to factor in caregiving costs now that don’t even exist yet. Who would provide care in case it is needed? Caring for in-laws strikes me as very unpleasant at first thought. Care is more than just getting someone dressed in the morning, putting food on the table, and buying three items at the store.
I prefer direct solutions. Value today, payout today. If care in a nursing home then becomes necessary, the costs are halved.