I have a friend who's mother died a year ago she left behind property/land thats in her name but no will she has two sibling but neither of them want anything to do with it, my question is, how do i go about helping her to get the property in her name, the property is going up for tax sale in November and she wants to save the property from being sold

My aunt own half the house and my 2 siblings and myself own the other half.

I have 50K in savings, 720+ credit, currently before the pending sale.Does it make financial sense to get in debt 600K+ in debt (co-signing with sibling) in my current high cost/Los Angeles region?

The basic structure is similar to the deal Ashley Kehr described with her sister on pod #348 - my younger sibling would live in a MFH, we'd get an FHA loan together as she would live in the property, and I would fund the deal.How should we structure things, basically who should get what?

I don't care if it's your sibling/cousin-FIRE him.

His brother (only sibling, not married, no kid, no assets) died a year later. 

More problems then anything else.I did a quick search and people put their mom, dad or sibling on the title as 1% or .01% owner (as low as you can go) just to overcome this problem.I learned something new so thanks for sharing and I'll for sure remember this one.

He has custody of the other siblings. - Also now that she passed away, who is the owner of the Property?

Hi all, I co-own a three unit rental in North Jersey  with my two siblings which we rent out. looking to from an LLC or LLP.

Looking back I think my parents were concerned about kid safety and having my younger siblings mimic that behavior.