Overall not at all worth it, I had to waste God knows how many hours explaining what was going on to the buyers, both sets of siblings, their parents, etc, and sure enough the underwriter and 3 levels of management above the underwriter were clueless as well, the appraiser WTF'd, getting HOI for my buyers was a pain, you get the idea.

Growing up, my parents was house hacking and got my siblings and I involved with the remodeled work.

My question is, do siblings count towards this "clock"?

You sometimes have siblings all at BG that rent together, or many times you have upper classmen that already know each other and try to get a place together. 

I think that it would be easy for someone to get over on you if you dont find a way to protect your investment in the estate and it would probably be better just to buy it from them instead of partner with them.Another note It's a emotional time for the family of the people selling and remember that deaths usually bring out problems with siblings.

However, he says the house was bought with a land trust and him and his siblings (who he is no longer talking to).

Both tenants, siblings, moved back with their parents in NJ.

Hi,I bought a home with my sibling about 4 years ago here in Inglewood, just a few months before they made the stadium announcement which has allowed the home to appreciate quite a bit.

My wife's father/ stepmom think we're naive despite being more financially stable than her siblings.

I recently inherited a property from my grandparent, more accurately my two uncles inherited 2/3 and my siblings and I inherited the other 1/3.