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When a parent dies, the house becomes a math problem wrapped in a family fight. The Inheritance Table settles it. Enter the appraised value, the mortgage, and every sibling's fairness credits — the one who cared for Mom, the one who paid the taxes, the one who's been living there rent-free — and it computes three clean ways out: one heir keeps the house and buys out the rest, you sell and split, or you rent it and split. You get a per-heir settlement table, a plain-words who-owes-whom summary, and a printable settlement sheet to bring to the attorney. Try the free demo on our Products & Services page first. One purchase, yours forever, runs offline on your own device — your family's numbers never leave your computer. Not legal advice; it makes the attorney meeting shorter and cheaper.
When a parent dies, the house becomes a math problem wrapped in a family fight. The Inheritance Table settles it. Enter the appraised value, the mortgage, and every sibling's fairness credits — the one who cared for Mom, the one who paid the taxes, the one who's been living there rent-free — and it computes three clean ways out: one heir keeps the house and buys out the rest, you sell and split, or you rent it and split. You get a per-heir settlement table, a plain-words who-owes-whom summary, and a printable settlement sheet to bring to the attorney. Try the free demo on our Products & Services page first. One purchase, yours forever, runs offline on your own device — your family's numbers never leave your computer. Not legal advice; it makes the attorney meeting shorter and cheaper.