We were approached to do a loan on a property for a man whose sister is suing him over a property that they jointly own.

Polished concrete.I asked him, where does the color come from, he replies stain and a clear coat.So my BP brothers and sisters. . .. . . rip out that carpet, and forget tile, and $2,000 of expensive laminate.

My sister Karen brings wisdom to a schizophrenic market.

MARY CLEMENT-HILL a warm welcome to BP, you will find my brothers and sisters such nice folks. . .this is a great place to be.Have you thot about just sharing your concerns.

My sister lives in SC while working in Japan my brother is unable to step since he is disabled.

Once we start our Illuminati Syndicate, the answer to that question will be more closely guarded than the secret formula for Coke.Brother Michael Williams, short suggestion, you need an army of bird doggers, and wholesalers as the short sale boat has sailed.Another suggestion is to pony up a couple of food stamps and get into the Marketplace Pro Forum.Properties move behind the scenes as relationships are made.Be well gentlemen. . .and my sister!

Your best bet is probably to include your mother in this process, ask your mom to refinance the property to buy her sister out with the agreement that she'll sell half to you, or include you on the loan and the deed and have a separate contract saying she has higher ownership interest until the loan is paid down to a certain amount so she is covered for her half.

Hi Hal Elarbee, welcome to BiggerPockets.If your sister has the money, she can loan it to you.

Because while he was supposedly coming to visit, she was out in California visiting he sister.

I grew up in Solano county (fairfield/vacaville, and lived in Vallejo also) my sister still lives in Fairfield.