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So I'm calling because I inherited a decent amount of property from my great-grandmother.

Her son, my grandfather passed in 2014, so it went to me, my two siblings, my uncle,

and my biological father. Oh, wow. So split between five people? Yeah. The question is,

I am, everybody's telling me I need to take this to court and fight for ownership over certain people's pieces because some people

intentionally damage the property to lower its property value to try to make it easier to buy

me out. Some people have stolen from the estate in a total that's up to like $80,000. So everybody's like, you need to take them to court and get their portions. That way you'll own most of it. What's it all worth? And, you know, when it sells, you can get a fair price. Well, here's the thing. They got it appraised. And with all the damage they did to the home, it appraised for $40,000, but it's a brick home in good condition on 20 acres of

property with a tractor shed, a pond, two livestock barns, all fenced and field. All that together

is worth $40,000? And a bridge going over it. Are you saying all that together or just the home on the property is worth $40,000?

They want all of that for $40,000.

Who's they?

My uncle that is currently living in the home.

No, no, no.

I'm saying market value.

Like if you took it to a buyer.

He got it appraised. The house with the

three acres immediately

around it is $40,000

because they damaged the home so much.

And they all smoke mess.

So the entire house needs

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