Re: inherating grandparents farm

Posted by Wilamayb on December 16, 2012 at 18:06:06 from (71.15.150.66):

In Reply to: inherating grandparents farm posted by mike plotner on December 16, 2012 at 16:54:50:

The only thing you can do is be ready to pay full price at the time at which the owner(s) decide(s) to sell.

I have strictly told my parents that I dont want anything and that if I did I would buy it at the estate auction.

My parents nor my grandparents owe me nothing. Anything I give them is a gift, not to be repaid. You maybe should do the same heading forward.

My sister has no interest in farming and does very little for or with my parents but that does not exclude her as being one of their children. That said to help you understand that each person inlcuded in their will has an interest and owe you nothing for special pricing. In their eyes you may be just a guy sucking up in the end hoping for a freebie.

This all said to help you understand that nothing is free, and neither should it be.

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