<prompt> Human: Background: Father and siblings originally purchased and put down payment on our house, since I was still in school and did not have an income. Only my siblings took out the loans and are on the title. All four of us lived in the house for about four years until I graduated and got a job. During those years, my siblings paid for the mortgage and taxes which they used to deduct their taxes, since both had fairly high incomes. After I graduated we refinanced the house and was added to the title and loan. Now, four years later, only one of my sibling lives in the house with my father, but all three of us still pays for the mortgage, utilities and taxes. Recently, it became very clear to me that I want out of this obligation and off of the title and loans. In the 10 years weve owned this house, the house has appreciated approximately 60. A lot of emotional up and downs has transcended through these years which is a major reason why I want to remove myself from this situation and hopefully retain the relationships I have with my family. How can I end my financial obligation without losing the money I already put it or should I just leave the money I put in as a family contribution for the years I lived there when I was in school? Thank you in advance for any advice or suggestions you may have!  <response>: Heres a good way to solve it that will make financial sense to everyone. Suggest that you all sell the house, buy smaller house for father and sibling, everyone pockets the profits and fathersibling take over new mortgage.Reasonably does it make sense for father and sibling to be living in a house that once held four people. 