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[Question] My Real Estate --> later: sell or rent?

Hi

I wanted to ask because of my future house situation, what would you recommend.

Currently, my mother owns and lives in the house (H1) with her boyfriend.

My sister owns and lives next door in house (H2).

H1 has 120-130 square meters

H2 has 70-80 square meters, is a semi-detached house.

G is a garage for 1 car.

Red are doors / gates.

Remaining white area is the garden. Rather, 2 sections, top with lawn and hedges, bottom with vegetables (grandma) and a way downward.

Area is quiet, however, with motorway access nearby, soundproofing walls against the highway, large meadows and other houses in the street ( zone). So ideal for families with children and animals. Neighbors are great and mostly families with children and / or dogs.

Should my mother die later we would inherit (sister and I). However, the question would be:

Is it worth to rent?

Or should I sell it?

If my sister wants to stay in H2 you would almost have to move the front door down to the garage and put up a wall or something to demarcate it.

If my sister wants both houses she can not live in both.

I do not actually want to move in, both professionally and domestically, this is not my plan, girlfriend is totally against it, because is quite rural and we prefer the city.

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