What happens to the family cabin when you're all grown up?
Most families never decide.
They wait until a will, a bill or a disagreement decides for them.
I help the one person in the family who can't stop thinking about it start the conversation before something forces it.
For the sibling who sees it coming. The place is shared, the bills are not, and nobody has said what happens next.
For the parent writing a will. Leaving the cottage or family home "to the kids equally" is a start, not a plan.
For the family that has already started arguing.
It is not too late, and selling is not the failure. Drifting is.
Before Anyone Says "Sell"
The first conversation about the family cabin. An eight-page guide for the one who can't stop thinking about it: five signs it is time to talk, three questions to answer before you talk to anyone, a ten-minute look at what the place really costs, and words you can borrow to invite your family in. Free.