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[Mrs_Henning]

okay so finally my brother has an interview...which is tomorrow for the place i work at.... and he's lucky that he got that call today cuz i was ready to buy him a ticket to go home....so as you can tell things aren't going very well with him...he's very immature and needs to grow the fuck up and he's been disrespecting us and our house for no reason so he's lucky he got the phone call today cuz i was ready to just send his ass packing....and he hasn't even been here for a fucking week!!!!!!

[ZZ]

Hopefully, he'll get the job and be on the completely opposite shift from you and you won't have to see him until you throw his butt out of your house!

Good Luck!

[trevmoon]

okay so finally my brother has an interview...which is tomorrow for the place i work at.... and he's lucky that he got that call today cuz i was ready to buy him a ticket to go home....so as you can tell things aren't going very well with him...he's very immature and needs to grow the fuck up and he's been disrespecting us and our house for no reason so he's lucky he got the phone call today cuz i was ready to just send his ass packing....and he hasn't even been here for a fucking week!!!!!!

Your brother sounds a lot like my brother-in-law. I can't stand him. He's milked my in-laws for a shit load of money and they haven't given my wife hardly anything. He's an idiot, but can do no wrong in his folks eyes.

[CoreySmith]

I think it was awesome you put a roof over his head and a gave him a chance at a new start. Hopefully he will get the job, go to work 40-50 hours a week, learn to understand what you go through to support him and give you and your house some more respect.

[dkrel]

When he starts working charge him rent.

[numsquat]

When he starts working charge him rent.

DON"T DO THAT!!!!

You can easily get screwed over with live-in renters based on the laws in Kansas, even to the point that if you violate a minor detail he could sue and get your house. This of course is based on you owning the place you live in. But could also apply to the residence you are renting, as in him being able to stay and your family having to move out.

If you let him stay there, draw up a contract that he pays a reasonable fee for the utilities/food (gas, electric, phone, cable, food, etc) and never in the contract mention the words "rent, lease, sublease, etc". Have a clause that if he violates the contract he is to find "his own personal residence" within a set amount of time (30 days.) Sign it in the presence of a notary.