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Input: I\[25F\] currently rent out a 3 bedroom house to my little brother\[20M\] who has a 2 year old and is expecting another baby in April. A few weeks ago he told me about some water damage and when I came over to look, I discovered that we are going to have to completely redo the floors and possibly put in new windows. When I moved out of the house and let him move in, there was some less than perfect carpet. When I went in to check on the water damage, the carpet was seriously awful. They have 2 dogs which they claim are potty trained, but based on the stains, puppy pads and smell...I'm gonna say that they aren't. 

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First of all, I don't want to redo the floors with a pregnant girl in the house, and my niece running around. I worry about fumes and nails and stuff like that. So my original intention was to ask them if they could stay with his dad or someone while I get it all fixed. 

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Then I had a thought. I don't want to spend a bunch of money on NEW floor, just for them to move back in and ruin it. It's also not just the house, they ripped up my flower beds, they have junk piled outside in the carport, they painted TWO rooms without asking me...

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Now I know they don't want to stay there forever. They don't even want to buy it from me, but y'all I am ready to sell this house (or at least charge more to rent it...like double) and I have a lot to do to it before it will be ready for that. This is almost the perfect opportunity to be able to do that. 

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My mom, however, thinks it's rude of me to ask them to move out. She says that she's afraid that they won't have anywhere to go (despite the fact that his dad literally does anything he asks) and that they can't afford that right now. Bear in mind that my brother works for his dad, gets paid under the table REALLY well, and just bought a couple thousand dollar engagement ring for his gf. They easily qualify for government housing and would even be paying LESS than what they pay to rent from me now. I want them out (in the nicest way possible), and I'm willing to help them find somewhere or give them money. 

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Am I the asshole? 

asking my brother and his pregnant gf to move out of the house I rent to them