OR Can I get sued by 1 of the SON's 8 siblings if I buy it from the SON?

Her sibling was living there too and moved out and shes left holding the ball.

My grandfather had 7 siblings, their parents had 3 pairs of shoes and chose the most intelligent to get to wear the shoes and goto school.

That would be true even if Mom wasn't where she is.Consider all the what ifs:The biggest is if someone (your sibling, your mother's sibling) comes along and says "Mom said I could buy it for $XXXX."

Bickering siblings hoping to cash in created disagreements about the price, failing to lower it realistically during the market crash and long story short, they've given up and quit making payments on it.

I'm positive they will go along way in life and that their younger siblings will undoubtedly set new bars for the generations to come.Michael

You and all other disqualified persons cannot receive any payment whatsoever as a result of the loan.Oddly, siblings are not disqualified persons.

We are dividing a farm between siblings.

My short term goals are to make money via Speculation and my 5 year long term goal is to have many rental properties for steady income for my parents and siblings, my original approach was to start off with SFHs, recycle the profits to buy additional SFHs to fund the rental investments later down the road.

Feuding siblings, or someone wanting money now because they were counting on the inheritance, or if there are title problems which then lead me to a deal.I do not devote a lot of time to this activity until a potential deal appears possible and I lock someone up..