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Input: **My Background**

So, about a year ago, me and my SO decided to move across the state (roughly 4 hours) to take up what we thought was a good opportunity. I had, at the time, been wanting to get into real estate as a career, and the place I moved was kind of touristy and up-and-coming. So my thoughts were that I had the chance to make some big boy money for a bit while my SO was in college. Turns out that it isn't that easy. Everyone down here is a Realtor. Fucking everyone. So no way i was going to be able to make it in general real estate. Needless to say, I had a REALLY tough time breaking into the market down here and sacrificed a good credit score and a decently paying job to try and make i down here. 

**The Situation**

When we moved, the idea was that my brother and I would go in on a house to flip. We found a good deal, and snagged it. The plan was that we would get a loan to help renno the house and sell it. My parents put it on a line of credit until we could buy it from them. Welp, turns out that thanks to the tanking credit score (brothers was shit too apparently), we couldn't get a loan, even a small one for repairs. So I was stuck there, floundering, living paycheck to paycheck (basically) and spent all of the money I had saved to move on bills and helping my folks with the mortgage. Bring us to this week. I spent the early part of the week talking to some realtor buddies about potential investors into the place. nothing on the table, just talk. After all, I am finally making decent money again, so I felt like it was time to get back at the house.

Turns out that my parents and my brother went behind my back and made a deal for them to buy me out of the house. No one communicated this with me until the papers were signed. This had been going on for about a month. While I will get my equity back that I paid into the house (which i realize they are under no contract to do so, other than a verbal agreement), so that's something.

I Realize that there is nothing legally I can do. The home was always in my folk's name. But now, just as things start to improve, I am being told that I have to move out in a few months after their deal closes. This puts me in a REALLY tough spot. If i am not here when my homes close, i don't get paid for them. And a lot of my homes are going to close in June/July (I work in new construction now).

I called up the folks, who basically told me that because I don't call them enough. I laid everything out, letting them know how bad a position this puts me in and got answers tantamount to "well, you should have thought about that when you didn't call us more often."

AITA in this situation? I feel like i should be pissed about all of this, but also I feel like my family just kind of tossed me to the side on this whole thing without even thinking about giving me a choice.

TL:DR: Family cut me out of a deal on a house that we had agreed on, and then claim that it is my fault for not calling them enough.

being mad at my family