Siblings, cousins, uncles... those tend to be the messier ones.Buy the house that's going to make you money, not the one that makes you feel good.

It's ok to stay in touch with family as you're now an insiders, but you don't want to be brought into any type of later dispute if there are fights between siblings.

My parents and siblings are still there.

No spouses names were added to the deed just the 3 siblings.

She and her 3 siblings evidently have the property tied up in a lawsuit - but the 3 siblings have not made any tax payments. 

I'm thinking I may take it over, fix it up and put it back on the market hoping to make a bit more of a profit, either for me and siblings or I will just buy it outright.  

In order to relieve the financial stress on me and my siblings, Real Estate seems like the best faucet to find the passive income my parents will require soonI'm seeking to network with people and learn as much as I possibly can.

She and her 3 siblings evidently have the property tied up in a lawsuit - but the 3 siblings have not made any tax payments.

Thanks for the replies both @Joe Villeneuve and @Steve Vaughan for the last year or so I've been studying real-estate, got my MA state agent license, and was left 100k from a deceased family member.  15k passive income a month is meaningful to me because that is what I feel like I could support my parents, my family, pay for my siblings college tuition amongst then being able to use that time that most people spend working a 9-5 to pursue other hobbies as potential careers, travel, with the ability to be very charitable while not having to stressfully worry about money.

Its possible yes from prior marriage, maybe one spouse co-signed for their sibling to get a FHA loan, but to have two primary residences and the occupancy issue relating from that would be the biggest issue.