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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 18 MIN

The Family Home, the Shore House, and the Cabin: What Happens to Real Estate in Your Estate Plan?

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Episode Summary: In this episode of The Estate Blueprint: Planning Your Future With Tom Begley, attorney Thomas D. Begley III and host LeAnn Lyon delve into the complexities of incorporating real estate into estate planning. They discuss the challenges families face when multiple heirs inherit property, particularly vacation homes or sentimental estates. Tom explains the concept of partition actions and how they can lead to forced sales, often at a loss. He offers strategies to prevent family disputes, such as establishing trusts or rights of first refusal. The episode also covers tax implications, including capital gains and basis adjustments, and how to handle mortgages and unpaid taxes on inherited properties. Listeners will gain valuable insights into planning for the future of their real estate assets, ensuring family harmony and financial efficiency. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:16 – Real Estate in Estate Planning 00:49 – Challenges with Vacation Homes 01:40 – Partition Actions Explained 03:59 – Avoiding Family Conflict 04:35 – Right of First Refusal 05:41 – Using Trusts for Property Management 07:08 – Protecting Against Creditors and Divorce 09:19 – Realistic Estate Planning 10:05 – Capital Gains and Tax Consequences 12:24 – Handling Mortgages and Unpaid Taxes 13:28 – Life Estates for Surviving Spouses 15:54 – Passing Down Property Responsibly About the Show: The Estate Blueprint: Planning Your Future With Tom Begley is a podcast dedicated to guiding families through the intricacies of estate planning with clarity and compassion. Hosted by experienced attorney Thomas D. Begley III, the show covers a wide range of topics, including trust administration, Medicaid planning, and elder law. Designed for individuals seeking to secure their family's future, each episode provides practical advice and expert insights to help listeners make informed decisions about their estate plans. With a focus on ethical considerations and personalized solutions, The Estate Blueprint: Planning Your Future With Tom Begley aims to demystify the legal processes involved in estate planning.

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In this episode of The Estate Blueprint: Planning Your Future With Tom Begley, attorney Thomas D. Begley III and host LeAnn Lyon delve into the complexities of incorporating real estate into estate planning. They discuss the challenges families face when multiple heirs inherit property, particularly vacation homes or sentimental estates. Tom explains the concept of partition actions and how they can lead to forced sales, often at a loss. He offers strategies to prevent family disputes, such as establishing trusts or rights of first refusal. The episode also covers tax implications, including capital gains and basis adjustments, and how to handle mortgages and unpaid taxes on inherited properties. Listeners will gain valuable insights into planning for the future of their real estate assets, ensuring family harmony and financial efficiency.

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