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Input: So I've recently gotten my first place, and I've worked hard to save up and move out and such. The thing is that where my family is moving my brother (23) isn't welcome, as he and mum don't get along and have stupid fights which always seem to end with him getting kicked out. He also doesn't get along with our half sister (13) who, fair enough, is really disrespectful and loves causing drama.. but my brother has some anger issues and can sometimes be violent, hitting walls, breaking stuff, etc. 

Essentially he dropped out of school and has never worked before, living on the government and relying on family (he does nothing but game and gets angry when harassed about getting a job). I know he might be 'homeless' if he can't find a place soon, but I know if I let him stay at mine he will get comfortable and act his usual self, blaming the world for why he is in the situation he's in, and that he won't look for places or work. 

I don't want to have to deal with his childish bs, or have my relationship with him ruined because in a fit of anger he hits me or breaks the property, let alone me reminding him to get his own place. I figure since he's never grown up being coddled so long, he's just going to have to figure it out the hard way. I have been helping him try finding places as well, and don't mind helping a little financially though. 

Tldr: brother with anger issues will soon be homeless and I don't want him staying at my place cos he won't likely leave

(homeless as in not on the streets but mooching off somebody else, like friends 4 hours away or something)

not wanting my brother to move into my place