If they don't take legal action to protect their interest, then after just 3 years (in Texas), section 16.024 of the Texas Statute of Adverse Possession grants you a defense to any future claims by the remaining siblings and the right to clear title in your name.  

She's always been risk adverse and she strictly wants to invest in our area. 

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

I am a bit surprised that CA has not mandated an asbestos disclosure similar to the lead disclosure.Old units often have items that have been identified to have adverse health affects.  

If anything, it's helping them avoid spending the application fee or wasting their time.Your screening software should provide an "Adverse Action" letter which is a generic rejection letter you can share with the applicant.One thing to remember: don't just deny someone without knowing the reason for denying them.

I'm more risk adverse, than those. 

Investment (Monthly): $1,500 into High Yield Savings Account$500 into Mutual Fund/Brokerage Account$500 into Roth IRA$200 into Robinhood (More risk adverse stocks here)5% of pay into TSP C fund (Had it at 15% for a long time recently lowered it to 5 in order to build up more liquid assetsNet Worth: $7,500 – HYS$20,600 – Brokerage account $14,500 – Roth IRA$11,000 – Robinhood $3,600- Checking account ($2,000 Emergency Fund)$34,000- TSP Net Worth ~ 64KLive in NC and plan to start investing in here. 

Our state requires us to send an "adverse action notice" with a valid reason for the rejection.

.:  a) you are fishing in a much larger pond (323 Million vs 36.5 million); and b) historically, folks U.S.A. tends to be less risk-adverse {statistically) when it comes to investing than Canadians.

If we deny housing to an applicant, our law requires us to mail an "Adverse Action Notice", which is essentially a denial letter.