In De I believe the first in line is children, then parents, then siblings, and that's as far as I know.  

but it has a much lower risk sibling - seller finance.

I have been 1/4 owner of a property and am now buying out the other three owners, all siblings.

My dad used to handle estates for relatives who can't speak English and had the same problem.In fact, her two siblings would have her make calls and write letters as she's the only one authorized to act, through the legal document, though her siblings are also heirs.

No spouse, kids, parents, or siblings?

Furthermore, the 20 year olds in your circle or SOI have aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings, parents, in-laws, neighbors, coworkers, and friends who will need an agent at some point.

Buy out the other two siblings. 

do you have siblings?

My siblings and I will likely have to make up for some of the savings gap between cost of living, inflation and inadequate social safety nets and programs for elders.Already many Generation X'ers (1965-1980) and san (1981-1996) have either taken on the financial burdens of their parents in the form of medical, food or housing OR have began managing or inheriting the businesses and portfolios established. 

I joined BP in 2016 when my siblings and I inherited a small apartment building that I and a sister were to determine what to do with it.