I actually sent a mailer, but sent it to the wrong sibling on a property.

The price I put in the contract will be for entire purchase amount, which the other sibling will receive a prorated 25% of.

The guys sibling might want it but he doesn't want to pay the back taxes, I spoke with him directly and he is thinking of buying the tax lien from the Investor who bought it during the tax sale.

I will say a mom and dad with 8 kids is rare, but 3 kids plus grandma/grandpa and a sibling and her/his husband is very common.Generally more heads in beds means more revenue.

Florida I believe it's spouse, kids, parents, siblings, aunt/uncle.

There are no surviving spouses, children, parents, or other siblings to inherit the property--the only one left is this brother who I've been talking with.

I realize now when you said your family, I wasn't thinking of a spouse, I was thinking more like parents, siblings, etc.

The person is still hoping that there is something that can be done, since he and the rest of his siblings don't want to lose the properties, their parents worked so hard to acquire. 

Would the siblings need to account for capital gains tax when the sell the home in September as non of them want the home?

Is there another way to buy out my siblings for an inherited home besides using a hard money loan?