Guy Who Legitimately Bought His Cousins’ Inheritance Gets Accused Of Scam When He Sells It 100x The Amount

I've heard this quote a lot, and I've used it a lot with my teams. I believe it's a variation of a quote by Louis Pasteur, and according to some sources, the quote is "Chance favors the prepared mind."

"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity," says Seneca, another Roman philosopher. Both "luck favors the prepared" quotes emphasize the importance of preparation and the role it plays in reducing the unfavorable potential of unmanaged chance.

Today's corporate leaders (at least the successful ones amongst them) are attempting to plan for the future. Getting through difficult times is much easier if you are ready and have a clear understanding of where you want to go and what you must do to get there (a little good fortune doesn't hurt, either).

It's the same luck that favors this Redditor, NoWeakness6891, after he saw ahead of time and bought his cousins' inheritance from them. Now the inheritance he bought in the form of landed property has appreciated, and the cousins think they were scammed out of their inheritance.

While the OP plans to keep the bulk of the land and is living in the house the great-grandfather built, the OP sold 2 acres for 100x the price paid to the cousins for the entire land. When they found out, crap hit the fan.

This prompted the original poster to share the story with the AITA subreddit group in order to get their opinions. Scroll down to read how the entire story unfolded.