<prompt> Human: Edit:Thank you for the replies. The more i think about this and comments ive gotten the more i feel like the best thing to do is to learn from my mistakes and move on. I still got a new apartment that i actually own so im still happy. Its not worth getting upset and taking it any further than this.First of, im sorry for the wall of text, TL:DR at the bottom. Second, im sorry for my grammar and if i use the word mortage incorrectly. English is not my first language. and im in general shit at grammarThis is mostly a question to figure out if i deserve a share in the apt or if im being a greedy brat. I have no interest in taking it too far and will take the loss if it comes to that but i hate this kind of stuff and want a second opinion. I live in sweden but for the sake of simplicity ive put down the money as usd or euro. Its close enoughSo it all started with me living at home. Working full-time and paying rent to my parents mom and stepdad. I was of course looking around for apartments so i could move away from home, but where i live its pretty hard to find anything to rent and its much easier to buy an apartment if you can afford it. So we figured it would be a great investment to buy an apartment. I didnt have all of the funds to get a mortage myself but my parents offered to loan me the rest of the money needed if we found a good apartment.So we were looking around at different apartments but I never really found anything I wanted to buy. This went on for a couple of months. I was i think 22 yo at the time.One day my mom told me they actually had put a bid on one of the apartments we had looked at. I was a bit shocked but they told me that they were gonna buy it if they got it and i could move there. I was fine with that, not exactly according to plan but I could always get my own place later. So i agreed.A while later my mom asked me if she could borrow around 5k to finance the mortage for the apartment. In sweden you need to have at least 15 of the cost of the apartment yourself and you can get a mortage for the 85 thats left. So my 5k was in this case about 5 of the value of the apartment, and i assume my mother put in around 10 herself I havent, as of writing this, asked how much they put in. In my mind I would have about a 30 share in the apartment, or something similar. Instead of me buying an apartment that they would help me finance, they buy an apartment that I help finance. Is what i thought. So I send her the money and they buy the place...Fast forward two years of me living there. Paying the rent and the interest of the mortage in full that my mom got to buy the apartment. At this time my parents found out about some apartments that were being built and sold in advanced. I dont know the correct term in english but you basically get to buy it if you are first to sign up and you move in and pay when its finished. Theres no bidding in this case so you can most of the time land a pretty cheap apartment. A friend of hers were the one building it so she got a tip through him. They pay 5 of the cost in advance 5k also as both apartments cost about the same and sign the papers.They later ask me if I want to buy it instead of them and just move over the contracts to me instead. Apperently that wouldnt be a problem according to the broker and the seller. I thought that was a great idea and super nice of them, and as I had saved up a bit of money during this time i could actually afford it on my own. They said that the 5k that they had already payed in advanced could be pulled from my investment in my current apartment so we dont have to move money around unnecessarily. All well and good. We move the contracts over to my name and I get a mortage from the bank and I buy the apartment! Its my own newly built apartment. Yay!We then started working with selling the old place that, during the time that i lived there, had been fixed up a bit by my stepdad. New floors in the hallway, new wallpaper, generally freshened up. All payed for and done by mom and my stepdad.The apartment was sold for around 160k. About a 60k profit.I figured my share of that would be 30 or whatever the split actually is and ofc minus the 5k i already got back of whatever is left after all the expenses had been payed. Taxes, broker costs, everything they payed to fix up the place including work and other expenses like that as i thought it was fair that they got the money they spent on the apartment back. I also thought it was fair that I got back the mortage interest that ive been paying aswell, and we split that cost by putting it on the profits. Although im still not sure if thats a good idea or not?Fast forward again until today. When i asked my mom what they would say my share in the apartment was.She said that i already got that back in the 5k she put into my new apartment and that was it. I didnt have a share in the apartment according to her.I am now at a loss on what to do. Am I being a greedy twat by wanting a piece of the pie, after theyve been so nice to let me buy this new apartment instead of them? I could definitly use some second opinions on this.TL:DR Mom bought apt that I later lived in for 2y. Helped finance this with about 30 of the cost to get a mortage. Later helps me buy new place which I pay for on my own and she sells old one for profit. I get back same 30 I put into the apartment 2 years earlier and nothing of the profit, which is according to her all that I am entitled to. Am I an asshat for wanting a share of the profits?  <response>: First rule of real estate, if its not on the title it didnt happen. 