<prompt> Human: We live in a 100,000 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Weve lived here for 24 years Im 28 and my grandparents own the home. My grandpa told my mom that she, my brother, and I would be given the house in their will.The house was built in 1940, needs new electrical, new kitchen, and a new roof. My grandparents officially took the reigns down and let us modify the house as we wish without their landord approval so we can get started on these improvements now. We are considering doing additional upgrades to the house that could maximize its value, but have only just begun research into this area. We intend to sell as soon as we are given ownership. My brother, mother, and I bring in about 41,000, about 55,000, and 53,000, respectively - so about 150,000 a year for simplicity sake. My questions are as follows: 1. How can I gaurentee that this is indeed their will? My grandparents seemingly are fundamentalists when it comes to protecting their privacy and all I have currently is there word. Im 28 and still live here specifically because of this will, which is totally cool and everyone is happy. 2. We have a parking space in the back that could become a garage, I hear garages increase home value, should we have one built? I feel that this is a totally ignorant question 3. Once we get ownership of the house, how should we make sure that all 3 of us can sell it and smoothly branch out and find our own homes? Sorry if these are general questions, and frankly there is potentially 2-4 years before they become reality. I just got my new job making 53,000 a year and from my last job making 29,000 a year I saved 12,000 and will have my student loans paid off in January with that money. So Im hoping with this new income, my savings will at least match 20,000 a year so if we get the house in 4 years, I theoretically could have 80,000 saved up the 33,000 from this house. My end goal is to own a 100k house for an individual in this Milwaukee suburb.  <response>: You shouldnt invest any money until you actually own the property. Come back in however many years ifwhen you own the house. 