"The borrower is slave to the lender. And when you owe someone money, even someone as sweet as your dad, when you eat Thanksgiving dinner with your master, even if he's a nice master, it still tastes different."
"I want you to always just be my dad. I want to preserve that relationship. I don't ever want it to be weird. Let me do banking with banks."
Family loans can create emotional and psychological burdens that complicate relationships, even with good intentions. Borrowers may feel judged by family members when they owe money, which can lead to stress during family gatherings. Conventional mortgage financing is currently expensive, making the decision more complex. While family loans may seem appealing, the potential for relationship strain and financial stress often outweighs the benefits. Maintaining a clear boundary between family and financial matters can help preserve important relationships.
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