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So, even though they're not theoretically moving in, our backyards would touch, and I'm afraid they would be over all the time. I don't hate or dislike them, but we also don't have a whole lot in common so every conversation we have is usually just cordial talk about whatever. Her mom can talk and talk and talk and talk and talk etc... and has been psychologically abusive for most of my wife's upbringing, although it seems she regrets it and has changed her ways for the better.

My wife is worried her dad might not have a whole lot longer to live, because he's been in the hospital quite a few times over the last couple years due to bloodpressure issues, but it's not like he has cancer or something. She also thinks it would be great for our son to have grandparents around, and they can help with babysitting, they have lived out of state all his life, and he's met them a handfull of times, during holidays and such. I told her it is normal for kids to see their grandparents once a week, she thinks once a day would be fine.

I am of the opinion that the house in question is located too close to our own, and that ideally they would end up somewhere at least a short car's drive away, because well, we're in our early thirties. My wife doesn't see it this way, she said she'd be just as excited if it were my parents moving in.

The only reason this came up is because our landlord owns that property as well, and asked us if we knew anyone looking to rent a home.
<bot>: House behind ours has become available for rent, my wife would like to offer it to her parents. I believe we are too young to have them live so close. I think they should at least be a short car ride away.