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Some people have nasty parents. Other people are lucky. If you can, it's pretty great. Multi generation homes are common most places outside the US.
My family in CR owns basically an entire block. From grandma to grand child they all live within a block of each other. There's one house not owned by family, and it's owned by a close family friend.
Parents in the US that want to kick their kid out at 18 shouldn't be allowed to have kids in the first place.
Costa Rica? What’s it like living there?
Depends how much you like your family I guess
With the way it is now I'm renting a multi generational home thats too small for all the people in it. So sometimes you don't get to save living with your parent(s)