Gift of family home, paying out siblings - when to go to the bank?

Hello, unfortunately you cannot send or receive private messages. But I can openly tell you here in the forum that I bought my childhood home at a (in retrospect) too high price for the time (1999). Considering the current sale prices (it will be sold at the turn of the year), it was actually okay. Since I wanted to avoid any conflict between the three of us children at all costs (my mother had a "difficult" brother, my father a "difficult" sister – and there was unbearable conflict between them, both suffered greatly), I was satisfied with the already somewhat unfairly distributed inheritance shares (both my parents are still alive) ... I believe an external neutral authority can help a lot here

Value of amount and right of residence = 1/4 of the current total value? Shabby of the brother and sad that you even have to ask this question. You don't have to base the house on the maximum achievable value, but on a reasonable family price, then subtract the value of the right of residence and divide the rest by 3. And then one just has to pay out.

Value of amount and right of residence = 1/4 of the current total value? Mean of your brother and sad that you even have to ask this question. You don’t have to base the house on the maximum achievable value, but on a reasonable family price, then subtract the value of the right of residence and divide the rest by 3. And then one just has to pay out.