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@D_lone_wolf_II Yes, that’s where I messed up in the first place
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Lol 😂 This is a waste of time , Infact Inheriting a House is a Financial Death Trap , buying properties in the name of your parents is what i call amateur kindergarten asset protection akin to using straws to build fences.
When the real storm hits, that fence will crumble like chaff in the wind.
Listen, intentional Black men: You do NOT need to buy property in your father’s or mother’s name. That’s another risk on its own, especially if you have unfortunate “ndifenaemenisi” or full-blown “werey” parents.
And let’s not even start on useless siblings—some of them are “ ndi isi adịrọ mma” (Up to no good ). The moment that house hits probate, they’ll start fighting over whether to sell, rent, or keep it. Some will even drag you to court over inheritance rights like they contributed a dime.
If You Live in North America (USA, Canada), Inheriting a House is a Terrible Idea. Here’s Why:
•Capital Gains Tax – If the house appreciates and your kids sell, they’ll owe a fat tax bill.
•Estate & Probate Taxes – Probate is long, expensive, and messy. And before you argue, estate here doesn’t mean “estate gate, estate house, or estate security.” Estate = everything you own when you die (property, money, and assets).
•Sibling Wars & Resentment – One child will pay property taxes and maintenance while the rest free-ride. That’s how enmity is born.
•Hidden Financial Burdens – Property taxes, insurance, and repairs don’t stop just because you died.
•Mortgage Drama – If there’s still a mortgage, your children might struggle to afford it.
•Legal Risks – Medicaid can come after the house for care costs. And if your child has debts or divorces, their ex or creditors can lay claim to their share.
Instead of This Kindergarten-Level Protection, Do This Instead:
Forget wasting time buying in your parents’ names. That’s not protection—that’s a shortcut to generational chaos.
And before you bring up Hakimi of PSG, he didn’t just “put assets in his mom’s name.” He created a trust and made his mother the trustee—meaning the trust legally owned his assets, NOT his mother. A trust is its own legal entity. Get it right.
•Set Up a Living Trust – Skips probate, keeps your assets intact.
•Use a Life Estate Deed – You keep control while ensuring seamless transfer.
•Sell & Distribute the Proceeds – Cash is king. No drama, no fights.
Want to take it a step further? Add a life insurance policy on top of this and start balling for life. Follow me now—I’ll even teach you how to do it for free.
#FinancialOrgasm
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Box Braid Blends For Fall Pt.3 🍁🍂
Mocha latte: 33+30
Mahogany: 33+350
Hayride: 613+30
Cherry Cola: 4+99j+burgundy
Ginger #3: 99j+350
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Week 36 is the time where your doctor or midwife will change your ante natal visits to weekly.
Your baby can come at any time now. Your baby will continue to have fat deposits in the skin of the elbows, knees and neck.
A baby that has completed 36 weeks in the womb is known as a term baby and can be delivered without being afraid of their chances of survival.
Your baby will have attained the ideal birth weight by the 37th week. You may want to be concerned now about the position of your baby. Your doctor or midwife can ascertain the position from an examination or ultrasound scan.
If your baby is breech (upside down) there are options you can discuss with your doctor at this point. If you were being seen by a midwife they will send you to be seen by a specialist if baby is still upside down.
Week 38 - 42
Most babies are born between week 38 and 40.
By the 38th week, a bag containing all you need for the baby's delivery and immediate care should be packed by now. Husbands, please know where the bag is kept because no man knoweth the hour that labour will start. And with it comes confusion for the man.
You may begin to experience false labour. You know it is the real deal when your usual adjustment does not alleviate the pain and it progressively gets more painful and consistent - 3 contractions in 10 minutes each lasting more than 30 seconds.
Statistically, most babies are born in the 39th week. The truth is your baby is ready to be delivered during this week. There is little room for baby to move around and can enter into the birth canal at any time. Your womb will be pressing on your bladder at this stage and you may be urinating frequently.
Week 40 officially contains your due date if you calculated your expected date of delivery (EDD) from your last menstrual period (LMP). However, your baby is still safe even if your labour does not kick in at the end of this week.
You will continue to feel heavy and urinate often. At this point most of the vernix (remember?) on your baby's skin will be gone.
By week 41 you would probably be worried that your pregnancy is staying too long. When your pregnancy has gone past 40 weeks, it is known as post-date.
You should discuss your concerns with your doctor or midwife. Your baby is still safe but you may want to start considering being induced into labour.
Your pregnancy should not get to 42 weeks. At this stage your baby is not safe and if you realise you are at week 42 you should get to your doctor or midwife so you can be induced and deliver your bundle of joy.
Kindly repost this for awareness.
I will be in the comment section to answer any question I can.
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