While this is possible, it borders on creepy.

The effect of owning real estate as joint tenants with the right of surviorship (rather than as tenants in common) is that, upon the death of one joint tenant, his or her interest in real estate passes, by operation of law, to the surviving joint tenant or tenants.Option 2:  Tenant in Common: Share a specified proportion of ownership rights in real property and upon the death of a tenant in common, that share is transferred to the estate of the deceased tenant.Option 3:  Tenants by the Entirety with teh Right of Survivorship: If a married couple wishes to own property jointly, they may take title as "tenants by the entirety with the right of survivorship."  

As far as attorneys, I recommend you speak with Harry Borders (Borders and Borders), Brad Lammi (Henry Schildnecht Law), or Michelle Rawn (Rawn Law Office).  

Following the above advice from north of the border will likely end with a Fair Housing action against you.For your own sake, you should familiarize yourself with the Fair Housing Act and the reasonable accommodation requirement of same.You should also familiarize yourself with the adverse action notice requirements of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Moving forward, there were 6 children born by my father.One is deceased also.

I'm just below the border west of Six Flags.You definitely need someone qualified, does not have to be a CPA, could be an Enrolled Agent or an attorney.

My neighborhood, Normal Station, is located between the University of Memphis main campus, and the University's South Campus (border is highland to the west, southern to the north, goodlett to the east and park to the south).

For some perspective, I live about an hour from the border of Delaware. 

Here was my response:I am by no means an expert and am not a cross border legal/tax specialist.

When I look at her fence again, she now has a large border of 2x12 board running across the bottom about 4 or 5 feet.