I have this friend who is trying to buy a house. Great idea, all except for the fact that he has decided to put his girlfriend of 7 months on the title. She is not going in the mortgage, mind you... and is not kicking in a dime to help with the purchase. They are not engaged or anything... but he is putting her on the title because he is "in love" with her. He has no money saved up for this, so he actually borrowed everything he is putting into this from his parents and another friend just so he can try to get the mortgage.
I think that putting her on the title is a hideous idea, and I told him as much. Tried to talk him out of it. These two claim they will never get married, and she has told me in so many words that she will probably dump him eventually because she likes to date really good looking guys and she can't stand to see dude in shorts, let alone nekkid. I even threatened to e-mail his parents to tell them what his plan is before they wrote him a check... he begged me not to, claiming that they could not afford to make him the loan, which was a lie... he just didn't want me to tell them because he sure hasn't told them.
Since I was very vocal about my disapproval of this plan, I'm somewhat not in favor by this particular friend.
The closing date is today... this is of course assuming that he did get the mortgage secured, which as of earlier this week was still in question. Regardless he must be moved out of the house he is renting by Sunday.
Here's the dilemma: He sent an e-mail to the whole crew asking for help moving tomorrow. I happen to know that no one I work directly with is going to help, but they are all asking me if I am going to. I honestly don't know. Should I be the better person and put my personal feelings aside, ignore the fact that he has been a lying jerk, and help him out? What do you think?
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