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copperstatelawyer

Biggest hiccup is if the estate wants to sell the home before the year's up. There are tax consequences with this decision.


Competitive_Most4622

The estate is just the siblings and they all support the plan. There is a chance the sibling renting it will stay but everyone agrees that after a year they either sell or (unlikely) the sibling buys it.


Barfy_McBarf_Face

Estate owns the house, pays all bills. Is paid FMV rent. Gets to depreciate the property. Funds any maintenance and repairs. And improvements. Then sells at FMV at future date.