Most businesses see no value in fighting with grieving families over small amounts of money.

You can always grieve after you buy but for a time you will have to pay the higher Tax amount ( that's my current situation).

People who are hurt, grieving, and likely frustrated that there is such a mess to deal with.

Try to give them time to kind of grieve their  loved one while still being on their radar.

Could they be grieved?

This will hopefully keep siblings working peacefully together.Inheriting an asset like this is a big shock especially at a time when you may not be 100% in the present due to grieving. 

Great area, great price for area will grieve taxes.Purchase price $280k (HML 10% 3 points- 4 months min)Repairs $13KTaxes $15,500Ins

I always feel for the person who inherited a property-the situation can be really emotional and the last thing a lot of people want is to go through a rehab process while grieving.

Now that I am in the better parts of the grieving process, I need to face the fact that I will be coming up on an inheritance, and I want to do my best to do what he would do with it.

He would not take advantage of others vulnerabilities.When there is NOT a bereaved spouse left behind, though, I believe that a compassionate, scrupulous investor can actually be of assistance in the grieving family by being there for them and making the process of asset liquidation easier.