Greed: Do you have a price?

Say you grown up in a house that your grandparents grown up in and your kids grown up in. The taxable value of property lets say is 70,000. A land development wants the house the house to build a shopping mall and they offer you 200,000

But you have lifetime of family history there. Do you put a price tag on memories?

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catastrophecarnival

I see it both ways ...

It's a house ...it's a thing ...but it's a house with memories you're attached to

Your attachment is to the memories..it's fine
..you will always have the memories but taking the money wouldn't hurt either ...maybe use it to get another place and save the rest or whatever ...

That's a tough choice to make ...depends on many things too