Rachel Cruze

Do you have any idea numbers of what's in her retirement?

Oh, gosh.

Okay.

Well, yeah.

How is she paying for everything?

Okay, so they're half and half.

Okay, so that's $700.

And then everything else, I mean, is she able to pay for it?

Is your sister splitting other bills?

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

Is she able bodied to go to work?

Is she able to work?

Yeah, that's so hard.

I mean, the reality is she either get me if she has no 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.

I mean, when she pays off the house, you know, she's got 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?

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.