Objective
Structure an economic decision after ownership shares are confirmed: compare sale liquidity, income from co-ownership and the funding needed to buy the remaining shares.
Inheritance, Division & Property
Sell, Hold or Buy the Share
Compare liquidity, annual income and funding required when you inherit only part of a property.
Scenario comparison
Sell
Estimated cash for your share
€142,500
Keep in co-ownership
Estimated annual cash flow for your share
€5,750
Buy the remaining shares
Estimated equalisation due to other heirs
€150,000
Additional funding needed€150,000
How It Works
- 1.Select the property market independently from the page language.
- 2.Enter only the value, debt and share already confirmed through the applicable process.
- 3.Test sale costs, rent and recurring costs using supportable assumptions.
- 4.Use the scenarios to prepare a discussion, then confirm documents, tax and lending before acting.
Scope
Your share is an already confirmed input. This comparator does not identify heirs, validate wills or include inheritance tax, income tax, legal fees or lending decisions.
Worked Example
With a confirmed 50% share in a debt-free $300,000 property, a sale with 5% costs produces about $142,500 for your share. Holding it with $15,000 rent and $3,500 annual costs produces $5,750 each year. Buying the other half requires $150,000 of economic equalisation before tax and legal costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my share always 50%?
No. Enter only the share already confirmed through the applicable process.
Does buying the share include finance?
It shows the gap between the equalisation and available cash; lending is decided by the lender.
Is annual rent after tax?
No. Income tax and exceptional costs are excluded.