I'm concerned about if there are fines for not keeping this up to date.  

And if you have nothing to add then that's perfectly fine.

I have been ignoring a lot of her communication because deep down I dont want to actually split the portfolio or buy her out of her equity, I am just fine continuing along the path we are on. 

It’s fine enough and had a great rep, but if my fellow millennials (and parents) have the same preference for a more updated look, they’re going to prefer some of the newer communities.

You may decide to do differently, and that is fine.

It would be perfectly fine to purchase as tenants in common, and as long as Cousin A purchases is at least as much interest as the net sale of the old property.

When I was growing up the open floorplan seemed fine as a little kid, but as I grew up I found it problematic since there was only one space in the house (aside from bedrooms and bathrooms) that everyone had to use.

The home owner, not that arbitrager, is stuck with the fine.

Also, make sure to keep up with grass cuts while it is vacant or the city will fine you and those tickets are expensive.

The new builds in the outskirt towns are fine and if you buy with a primary loan, you can get a great interest rate.