My mother left a country with no opportunity alone to bring my siblings and myself here.

In that situation, you would have to get quitclaim deeds from your siblings, and also file an affidavit in the real estate recordings explaining about the death and who the heirs are.

I had a friend who inherited a farm and the 5 siblings couln't all agree on what to do, sell or rent or live in the farm.

You also mentioned siblings and this could create issues in that direction too if one person thinks you're getting "more" than they are...

Now after being on the sidelines for many years, my siblings and i have entered the Game and we are having so much fun!

I feel desperate.My scenario is this: My father has a trust with me and my siblings.

I want to add my younger siblings to the LLC as owners any suggestions on how I should structure it ?

Some may think they can controll some of the matters that may arise, and maybe they can influence someone, but it's not necessary as usually family issues will eventually wash out to close probate.Just from a marketing stand point, you need to identify the center of influence, that may or may not be the executor of an estate, siblings may have odd relationships.

Her parents bought over 40+ units and now her siblings and herself have owned and managed the buildings that have been in the family for 30-40 years all paid off.

This is what I would write:"Hi *name*, I realize you're experiencing a sub-par experience with us, I've talked it over with my co-owner siblings and we've decided that in this case we want to make a special exception for you.