Unfortunetly, its a mess because the building was in a relatives name and when my mother passed the relative quick deeded the building to me for a dollar.I know its a mess.Anyways, one of my siblings doens't want to hold onto the building and wants to be 'bought out' and so we are trying to figure out a buyout price.there are 3 siblings total.The building has been in my name for 5 months only.

I am currently trying to determine if the owner had any siblings or any other children but in the meantime I would like to speak with a probate attorney about what the process would be for me to help the heirs sell this property.

Funny,  siblings in Bay Area & Houston commuting 3 hours/day why I live in a "podunk" town.Mechanic - just my own cars, bikes, dirtbikesMaintenance Man - Yippie!!!  

After splitting the profits for ways with my siblings, as per my father's request in his will, I had just enough to buy the place I'm living in now and for my moving expenses.

I manage 14 of my own single units and 4 for relative/sibling for FREE.

My fiancé and his siblings inherited a property (single family home that needs repairs) and it has been stuck in probate for three and a half years.

In addition, my advice is not to mix investments with your dad, specially if you have siblings. 

Where I live there are a few siblings or parents/adult children that have joint practices.If you are able to keep your debt below $300-400K ($43-57K per year for schooling), it will help you in the long term. 

The only one I told was my closest sibling in case I need private loans in the future and told her as much.

My father never got to high school, but he was able to leave plenty of real estate for my mom to live off and for my siblings and I to inherit when the day comes.