In your case, parents should take the lead and let the third child save money to buy a house for himself. Is it reasonable for you to pass on the difficulties to the two brothers? If parents lose their ability to work, it is another matter, so it is human nature for brothers to help, and it is an obligation not to help. Be reasonable, or no one will listen. Find your own way!
The boss who got a small house had no idea when he got married, and the second one who got a big house felt unfair. He won't pay if he loses! The second child has a big house, which is already cheap and the cheapest. I don't want to spit it out, ........................... On the surface, what you did was fair, but it was hatred! When the second child gets married, you will sell the big house and buy two small houses. It's not enough to see if you can borrow one or borrow one. I really can't figure it out. Buy a small house for the second child first. About the same size as the boss, or two or three squares will do. Too much will disgust you. Preferably the same size. Whoever is short had better make up the difference, or someone will hate you. You can keep the rest of the money and buy it for the third child when the conditions are good. It's not enough to borrow, and it's not enough to borrow. It's really not enough to find a way to get married with the third child. Even if you need two big help, you are very car-scrapping! Who cares if you do this?
Communicate slowly! If I am my own flesh and blood, what can I do?
First of all, should the two brothers help their younger brother? I think we should help!
The reason is that one or two brothers gave their parents a room, but only the younger brother didn't, which is unfair! Whether there is an agreement or not, both brother and sister-in-law have the responsibility to help their younger brother.
The second reason is that housing prices are so high now that it is really difficult for parents to prepare housing for their three children! It is not easy for parents to raise three children. They should know how to be grateful and share their worries for their parents!
The third reason is that they are born from the same root, so there is no need to speculate with each other. This is not an outsider, this is your own brother! How can you have the heart to monopolize and ignore your brother? Where is the Brotherhood?
It is not enough to blame society for today's situation. If we live in this society, we must adapt to it. In addition to social reasons, it is the parents' reasons. Although I also feel that my parents are a little wronged, they are all arguing about their children's house. But what about their parents' house? Where do parents live? I've worked so hard to raise the three of you. Do I have to prepare a house for you? Which law stipulates this? Children are selfish, heartless and ungrateful because their parents' education is not in place, which parents are hard to blame.
Know with reason, move with emotion, and communicate patiently! This is the only way to face your family!
Granddaughter said: Help others!
I hope I can help you!
Sell the house of the eldest brother and the second child, and share it equally among the three brothers. This is a joke.
Parents didn't have an overall concept at first. If three sons are always there, their property should consider the three children as a whole. When buying a house for the boss, you should agree to give you all the property of your parents now, and the third child should also have a part. You can help when the third child buys a house. I think this is a reasonable thing.
If there are no strings attached to the house of the boss and the second child. Now, the third child buying a house has nothing to do with the second child. Are the boss and the second brother willing to pay?
Legally speaking, the third child buying a house has nothing to do with his parents, boss and second child.
The question is simple. The eldest brother and the second brother get their parents' real estate, and the third wants to get married without a house. Eldest brother and second brother don't want to buy a house for their younger brother? Then take back their two houses, sell them and buy four smaller ones, one for each person (allocated by lot), and you as parents will also live in one, so as not to be upset.
My parents-in-law gave birth to all sons, five brothers, and my husband was the youngest. Finally, my husband got married and didn't even have a place to live. He went out to work and built three tile houses, where his parents-in-law lived with his brother's two children. My husband and I went out to work after three days of marriage. Now the yard in our hometown is built by my husband and I working hard to make money. But I feel wronged in my heart. Several bosses are houses run by their in-laws.