Dad promises $15,000 towards a down payment on his 28-year-old daughter's first house, but when he changes his mind at the last minute, she refuses to give the money back: 'We lose the house and thousands in fees'

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• Generosity always seems like a wonderful idea on paper, but in reality, the hit to the bank account and the cobwebs growing in our wallets sting a bit. While parents love the idea of financially helping their kiddos into their adult lives, sometimes that reality is far more expensive than they initially expect, but with empty promises come burnt bridges and fiscal burden. This 28-year-old daughter, however, wouldn't take a loss at her father's expense, and because she'd lose her dream home and a couple of G's, she refused to pay him back a gift she'd already spent. 

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