The math is the easy part, getting a resolution between quarreling siblings is the issue, without resorting to a court ordered sale, or division.  

I understand the quarrels and i get that concessions are required, but it recently came up that Connecticut is #4 for the most moved out of state and that 60% of all moves in CT are out of the state.

I have to recommend Michael Quarrels' second podcast here on BP as a source of some gold nuggets on how to build a list and specifically how to do it from listsource. 

Todd,Go buy the house at 1325 quarrels st.

It should be significant enough that it can never become cheaper to just quit working on the permits than it does to lose the escrowed funds.Ideally it could even stipulate the conditions under which they would release funds so that there isn't a later quarrel over you obtaining the money for the repairs if it does become necessary for you to make a claim for the funds.

Also, go and check out Michael Quarrels' podcast too. 

I stopped listening to Michael Quarrels because he stopped producing content for free that I am aware of.

(owner will manage property) I've since then getting into a small quarrel via text message on the importance of this with one of the property managers.

As far as I know is like part-time job due to:- High turnover- Quarrels among tenants- Non paying tenant- Tenant inviting other personEven more in Europe you have extremely tenant friendly law and I never heard about Property manager as we intend him in the US.Despite I was born in Italy and I live in Rome, I felt more secure to rent a property in the US rather than Rome due to:- Business friendly environment- Landlord friendly law- Property protection law- US screening (i.e. credit score)

If daughter asks me to switch locks, can I do that without any legal implication or do I have to give keys to all leasees regardless of the personal quarrels between them?