lil_jenni
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ICT the passing of my Hubby's favorite uncle might just be life changing for us. He left us a couple of (old) cars, a house, a small ranch (with horses and cattle), and a fair chunk of money. Neither of us are ranch people, so we're going to sell that. The house is a rental property, so we're now landlords. We probably will keep it as an income property. The sale of the ranch combined with the money should be enough to pay off our cars, our mortgage, and our credit card debt. That would leave only Hubby's law school loans and my much smaller school loans as our only debt.
IACT Hubby is quite sad, and I am too, but we're also very grateful that his uncle thought of us and wanted to help us out after he passed.
IACT the cars his uncle left to us are a 1993 Ford Bronco and a 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible. The Bronco was Hubby's first car, and he had sold it back to his uncle (who had sold it to Hubby) when Hubby was in college. And get this -- Hubby confessed to me that he lost his virginity in that Bronco. That has given me all sorts of ideas for what we can do in it once it's restored (it's drivable now but needs a fair amount of work). The Cadillac only has 34k miles on it and is pristine. And it's mine!
Hubby said his uncle left it to me because he thought I'd look good driving it.
IACT we all knew Hubby's uncle had a lot more assets than he let on, but nobody knew how much. He left his daughter (Hubby's cousin who lives near us) several properties, a lot of stock, and a little over $2 million in cash. So, I think we're losing her as our regular baby sitter.
He left each of his seven ex-wives a house plus a bit of money. He left his current girlfriend a house, several cars, and money. He left his sister (Hubby's mother) a big ranch adjacent to the small one he left us. She's going to buy the one he left to us and combine them.
IFCT I had to postpone my "date" with my girl crush because Hubby and I went out of town to his uncle's memorial service. She was very understanding, and we are supposed to meet up Saturday afternoon.
IACT Hubby is quite sad, and I am too, but we're also very grateful that his uncle thought of us and wanted to help us out after he passed.
IACT the cars his uncle left to us are a 1993 Ford Bronco and a 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible. The Bronco was Hubby's first car, and he had sold it back to his uncle (who had sold it to Hubby) when Hubby was in college. And get this -- Hubby confessed to me that he lost his virginity in that Bronco. That has given me all sorts of ideas for what we can do in it once it's restored (it's drivable now but needs a fair amount of work). The Cadillac only has 34k miles on it and is pristine. And it's mine!
Hubby said his uncle left it to me because he thought I'd look good driving it.IACT we all knew Hubby's uncle had a lot more assets than he let on, but nobody knew how much. He left his daughter (Hubby's cousin who lives near us) several properties, a lot of stock, and a little over $2 million in cash. So, I think we're losing her as our regular baby sitter.
He left each of his seven ex-wives
a house plus a bit of money. He left his current girlfriend a house, several cars, and money. He left his sister (Hubby's mother) a big ranch adjacent to the small one he left us. She's going to buy the one he left to us and combine them. IFCT I had to postpone my "date" with my girl crush because Hubby and I went out of town to his uncle's memorial service. She was very understanding, and we are supposed to meet up Saturday afternoon.
