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Brother Sold My City House To Fund His Betting — The Federal Agent Had My Files

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The email notification arrived at 6:42 AM on a Monday.
I was in Washington DC, three days into a two-week consulting assignment with the Treasury Department, when my phone buzzed with an alert from my title company. "Wire transfer request received for property at 2847 Ashland Avenue, Philadelphia. Amount: $890,000. Please confirm authorization within 24 hours to proceed with closing scheduled for Friday, April 12th."
I sat up in my hotel bed and read it again.
I'd never authorized a sale. I'd never listed the property. I'd never even considered selling—the Philadelphia brownstone had been my primary residence for four years, purchased with cash for $620,000, now worth approximately $1.1 million after renovations.
I opened my email and found seventeen messages from the past seventy-two hours that I'd missed while in classified briefings. A real estate attorney I'd never heard of. A title company. An inspection service. A mortgage broker requesting my financial information.
And one from my brother Marcus, sent to our family group chat: "Great news everyone! Finally convinced Karen to sell that overpriced Philly house. Closing Friday. She's making a smart financial move for once. Proud of my little sister."
Forty-three responses. My mother: "So glad you're finally being responsible with money." My aunt: "About time you listened to Marcus." My father: "Good to see you taking his advice."






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