Any milage in the thought that there maybe someone out there who has a need for them, which might bring some comfort?I still have most of mum's clothes in the living room. I can't bring myself yet to get rid of them.It would feel like disposing of her. Like wise with her ashes.
I actually think that its your your youngest brothrs behaviour that is abominable. He is accusing you of things that you havent done and wants you out even before probate is complete.
Thats just not on.
A very good point, plus the point that @Banjomansmate makes - insurance companies insist that someone is there as part of the insurance T&Cs. Getting insurance for an empty house is a load of hassle and very expensive.If moved out before the house is sold or probate is through who's going to keep the house clean?
I can vouch for that! You are also required by many to drain down systems etc when winter approaches. Also full rate Council Tax can become payable - this depends on the rules of your local authority. So there is quite a lot to consider. Most think that a property will sell quite quickly but that isn't always the case.Getting insurance for an empty house is a load of hassle and very expensive.