Our mother died 6 months ago and now we (I and siblings) need to sell DM's house. One sibling lived close to DM, so has Taken Charge. I live a long way away. Obviously, lockdown is hampering lots of things to do with sorting the house out. So far, the sibling who lives nearby has turned down 2 offers they considered to be too low (without consultation), and accepted one higher offer which has now fallen through. We need this sold before the bottom falls out of the housing market. I think it doesn't matter how much money the others think we should wait for, we need to be accepting at least one of the offers that are matching what the estate agent said to expect. I've asked my siblings to buy me out at the latest lower offer that Sibling 1 turned down. They have ignored my request.
Can anyone tell me where I stand on either getting them to agree to buy me out? Is it worth getting a solicitor involved in any of this? We're not talking millions here.