How do you handle multiple heirs who want different things?

Handling disagreement among multiple heirs usually starts with a direct conversation about what each person actually wants, whether that's cash now, keeping the property, or renting it out, since those goals often aren't as far apart as they first seem. One heir buying out the others' shares resolves many disputes without a sale at all. When agreement genuinely isn't possible, a court-ordered partition action can force a resolution, though it's slower and more expensive than working it out directly.