It's also something you can pass on to your kids too when you go (or partner, sibling, or whoever!).

Case in point: I just passed on a loan in which the borrower was buying out siblings on an inheritance so her daughter could live there.

Sellers step-father died in 1981 and the seller doesn't know if he had any siblings or if this was his first marriage. 

When I started asking my family and siblings as well as my wife's parents and siblings in April 2009, everyone said I was crazy.

My parents would routinely come to me for a loan if they needed cash to pay for delivery pizza or money for my siblings to go out with friends.

Not only he took a photo with me, he took many photos with us and siblings.

My siblings and I want to pool our savings together to invest with a syndicate.

Also, I am in business with my parents and what changed my attitude(at a much older age) was when they started to involve me in the business discussions, when they told me what each of me and my siblings would be beneficiary of based on our contributions to the assets.

My friends have a sibling that is a real estate agent that will help find good deals and also a sibling that owns a company that sells granite/wood for flooring and counter tops that will give us good discounts.

Sell the house and split the proceeds with siblings.