Rachel Cruz

Do you know, like electricity, water, all of that?

Is she able to work?

Yeah, that's so hard.

I mean, the reality is she either, I mean, if she has no money and all she's getting is Social Security, it's not enough, to your point, when taxes are due for property tax.

I mean, when she pays off the house, you know, she's going to have to pay for property tax and all that.

Have you looked at or would you know price ranges of, again, a very modest one-bedroom condo that she could purchase?

I'm not mad at that.

And get that ball rolling.

And then, again, if she's able to not pull from those investments and maybe for just three years work somewhere just to pay just the rent, you know, just mortgage.

I'm sorry, not mortgage.

Hopefully it's paid for.

Yeah, taxes.

Taxes, you know, lights, water, food, and just not touch that money as long as possible and let it grow and then live off of that because it's either going to be that or

Or you guys as grown kid adults all have to say, okay, mom's not going to be able to afford this long-term.

Are we going to be willing to support her in it?

So that would have to be a conversation that you guys have.

Do they kind of look to you, your sisters, too, to say, like, what do you think?

Yeah, I mean, that's what I would do.

And even pull some options.

You can even get in touch with one of our real estate pros.