We bought a house with my parents, and now, 3 generations live under one roof. It works for us.
Briefly

In a strategic approach to housing, a family collaborates to purchase a larger home, transforming it into a duplex to meet the needs of multiple generations. The initiative originated from a light-hearted conversation about future responsibilities for their parents. With rising real estate prices, the family comes together to leverage their financial strengths, purchasing an off-market property that meets their combined needs, while renovations provide privacy and a sense of community to strengthen familial bonds and support their children.
Buying a house together turned out to be the best solution for us; it not only eased the burden of buying but created a supportive family environment.
We each made a list of non-negotiables - privacy, space, and layout - which helped us find a house that could accommodate both our needs and my parents'.
The renovations transformed our new home into a duplex, enabling us to split the mortgage and utilities, ultimately bridging the gap between our families.
Living together in the same residence has not only strengthened our family bonds but has also provided a support system for our kids as they grow up.
Read at Business Insider
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