Most likely the daughter is not giving you the whole story, and finding and approaching the brothers would be an exercise in futility.

My daughter and son-in-law were given a house as a wedding present, (nice I know) when can they sell it, and not pay capital gains.

I am buying a property,by looking at the prelim report, it has a trust showing both mother's name "A" ( pass away) and daughter "B" is selling the property short sale to me. on the #2. of the title report, it says "Title To Said Estate At The Date Hereof Is Vested In: "A"(the mother) and "B" (the daughter), as Co-Trustees ( or the successor Trustee) of the "A" 2006 Trust, dated May 24, 2006 subject to processdings pending in the bankruptcy court where a petition for relief was filed In June 12, 2013 ."

It has proven difficult so far, but I think I may be able to contact the owner's daughter.

The judgement on the house dated back in 2011, The owner past away last year, and her daughter is selling the house. the original judment was for $5,000 but has been acruing interest over the years.Title company gave me the record of the judgement, but it does not say what its about.I appreciate your help

He had a house that was 5 times more expensive than mine along with 2 BMW's in the driveway but struggled to pay the $200 a month for their daughter to play while another mother worked at Walmart and always paid on time.

He is the only occupant other than weekend visits by a 10 year old daughter.

As does his 20yr old daughter who will live with him.

As a side note, I'm tempted to borrow $30k from a credit card with 3% balance transfer for 15 months, put it in my little daughter's brokerage account, and invest in mortgage REITs.

When I look in the mirror the only person I see IS myself (unless my wife or daughter are nearby) - who do you see?