As long as I'm paying the rent (even though I'd be living for free due to renting out the other units, so I guess I mean to say as long as I'm not charging my sibling rent to live there) would I be in violation of the loan?

As long as I'm paying the rent (even though I'd be living for free due to renting out the other units, so I guess I mean to say as long as I'm not charging my sibling rent to live there) would I be in violation of the loan?

This may be more of a question for an accountant or an attorney, but this community is great, so I am hoping somebody has some wisdom to pass on.My mother owns a vacation home in Michigan that myself and 3 siblings will eventually inherit. 

As I mentioned in the first sentence, I grew up in a multifamily home in LA and when my suddenly passed away my oldest sibling stayed in charge of it.  

Most likely me and my siblings are going to pay but would prefer a more reasonable number.  

I have never owned real estate but I did grow up in a multifamily property which allowed my mom to provide for me and my siblings.  

Its like having an older sibling that makes you learn things faster ;).   

The property is owned by a family with three siblings each with an equal 1/3 share.

My siblings are contesting and refusing to help with any costs.  

@Michael Delpier i like your response, and same goes for me.being a 43 young male i feel that doing the job that i had ( transport truck driver), i wasn't contributing to my community, or using enough quality time with my family.Building my real estate has lead me towards becoming a real estate sales rep and not having to work 16+ hour days , my wife is currently involved in this path with me and now my siblings are also getting interested in how our path is planned out, instead of working for someone else, work for yourself, i always remember this statement that i heard when i was in high school."