My friends have a sibling that is a real estate agent that will help find good deals and also a sibling that owns a company that sells granite/wood for flooring and counter tops that will give us good discounts.

So far, some potential problems I've identified are:-sibling feuding over property-feeling overwhelmed- not knowing where to start-a large amount of items that need to be soldI'm trying to pinpoint some needs that I can take care of, besides the obvious needs of cash and quick closing for some.How can I stand out through my letters and really offer these families "something extra?".

It was his family home, their were 4 other siblings, and their father had recently passed.  

My siblings and I live outside of Buffalo.

As it turns out she can't get all the sibling to agree to sell.   

We made $30K and each one of the siblings walked away with $40K each in their bank accounts. 

Why would it be wrong for siblings to share a room?

I have also had to work with some folks that were elderly, and one of their kids had power of attorney, and not only did that person weigh in on the sale, but all the siblings had to have their say on the deal.

The person that I had been in contact with was actually the nephew of the siblings that owned the property.

You and your siblings would then inherit the house at a "stepped-up" basis.