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Hello.  So, unfortunately my father died unexpectedly a couple months ago and left behind an *extensive* collection of vinyl and books.  I'm talking upwards of 1000 records and possibly even more books.  I tasked myself with cataloging the records, which has been enjoyable sometimes to get to see some of the taste of music my dad was into.

However, we are not able to retain the home and it will probably go into foreclosure by the end of the year.  Also, something about home insurance is set to expire at the end of the month, and we can't act to even pay the insurance since it's in my dad's name.  There currently only exists a copy of his will, as we're having great difficulty finding the original -- creating obstacles of its own kind.

Out of my siblings, I'm the only one really interested in any of the records, but all of us want to keep his books not only for the rare editions he has, but also because I guess that's what we remember our dad doing most: reading -- and I suppose I speak for myself when I say I want to try and trace his literary footsteps.

I'm still in college and have no practical way to transport the records or even have a permanent residence that I can move these belongings into.  Along with the records, my dad left me some great stereo equipment and turntables.  I love this stuff and remember using it with him, but I don't know where/how to keep any of it until I have a home I can furnish these in.  If I wanted to get a storage unit, it'd have to be temperature controlled because of the vinyl and that's more money that I don't have.

I understand it's probably impractical to keep all the records and have considered donating books/records to local coffee shops.  I can't stand the thought of discarding or throwing these things away, but I don't know how I can keep them.
<bot>: My father left behind thousands of books and vinyl, but the home is being foreclosed.  What do I do?