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does one of the beneficiaries have the right to force a sale despite resistance from trustee? Do all 3 have to agree on everything?.

We live in California. We want to set up living trust for our kids, and we met a lawyer, who asked $5000. Our friend just recently did their living trust which cost $2000 (they had existing living trust). How much should it really cost? Is $5000 too much?.

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I am not in the real estate field, but I would go with Coldwell Banker. I was a stock broker, and faced the same problem. It may cost you money if you make a sale, but sales in the beginning are hard to come by. The help getting started is the greatest thing you can get.. . Mentoring, Training, and tuition reimbursement will pay more than the loss of commission. You need to develop a game plan.. . I would suggest (1) identify what the average property buyer wants. (2) Ask everybody if they want (what is #1). (3) Tell those answering "YES, that this is what you give".. . This approach develops a book of potential home buyers, if that is the market you are in. Whenever there is a open house, you can have 2 or 3 buyers to the open house. If one puts in a bid, you get paid if the bid is accepted. In the event that someone wants you to SELL a house, you get the property ready for a open house (2-3 days) and INVITE YOUR ENTIRE BUYERS LIST. Invite each person on your buyers list that came to give your business card with the address of the property to a friend, relative, or acquaintance so they can see the property at the next open house.. . Most real estate people I have met are too passive, when it comes to MARKETING.

Consult an estate planning/elder law attorney in your area at the link below. This is actually far more complicated than it sounds. There can be estate tax, income tax, and gift tax consequences. Also, the retirement community/federal/state governments may be able to make YOU personally responsible for your mother's debts for this.. . Contact a local attorney at the link below. I'm a real estate attorney. Whenever I hear this type of story, I automatically refer it to our estate planning department because it is beyond my skills. It may sound simple, but legally it is not. This is an estate planning issue that is affected by state and federal laws.

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