Starting Out
Market News & Data
General Info
Real Estate Strategies

Landlording & Rental Properties
Real Estate Professionals
Financial, Tax, & Legal



Real Estate Classifieds
Reviews & Feedback
Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Siblings don't get along
Hi everyone,
The house down the street from me is vacant. I contacted the son of the previous owner and he would love to sell the property. Property is in a great side of town and has good bones. Unfortunately him and his other 3 siblings don't get along at all and haven't talked in years. He's reluctant about opening probate because he doesn't want to pay for a attorney, probate fees, talk to siblings, etc. What would be some good ways for me to position myself as a person with solutions for him or should he just let the city take the property? What are some options?
Most Popular Reply

- Real Estate Broker
- Cody, WY
- 41,132
- Votes |
- 28,112
- Posts
Quote from @Mike Simon:
Hi everyone,
The house down the street from me is vacant. I contacted the son of the previous owner and he would love to sell the property. Property is in a great side of town and has good bones. Unfortunately him and his other 3 siblings don't get along at all and haven't talked in years. He's reluctant about opening probate because he doesn't want to pay for a attorney, probate fees, talk to siblings, etc. What would be some good ways for me to position myself as a person with solutions for him or should he just let the city take the property? What are some options?
Put your offer in writing so he can share it with the siblings without having to talk to them. A lot of people sit on the fence until they see dollars waved in their face.
- Nathan Gesner
