<prompt> Human: So we are in the process of finalising the succession of my grand-father that passed away recently. Now in total he had just about 1.3 millions in assets, money or land. He had 3 plots, 1 small but well placed unbuilt worth 95k, 2 with a house on it worth 275k with one hell a view over the bay but it doesnt have water year long, needs new sceptic installatio, and you need a 4x4 to get to it, liay goes on. 3 is worth 180k but its huge and stretches for about 2 miles and is about 200m in the front. It doesnt have a great view and is farther away from the village. They are located in an area that is a recre-touristic center that has know strong growth but it stagnated lately. Rest is cash and belongings. Everything is split between the 3 kids 13 each.One kid has already built a house on plot 1 and wants parts of plot 3. We dont want to keep 2 with all its problems. Lots of upcoming costs We could probably ask for all or mostly likely a big part of 3. Or we just take the cash and buy something else, somewhere else where the land is not as expensive more land for the same price there might be some potential for better return on investment somewhere else. Lately the increase in values of the land in that region was ridiculious about between 2005 and 2010 there was a 60 increase in value for buildings and 103 for land. The land plot is not ideal to be built upon, we arent sure if we want to build a house there, we arent sure the land is great for hunting either. We could harvest wood off of it to make à few dollars but its marginal.Taxes are increasing in a similar manner as the land value we are wondering if its wise to pay those in the hopes of trying to gain more, or to pull out now while it might have reached a peak since that market is depressed right now and we have a price that is locked at last year high. This is in Canada Thanks  <response>: I would say if youre not in love with the land, just take the cash and avoid the burden. 