I hate to sound cruel but what business is it of yours what your Grand Father decides to do with his own farm??? It really sounds like you are making grand old plans without talking to the one person that really has the right to make any decision about it. You have talked to your older cousin and your brother. Want to bet that your Grand parents have already heard about your plans???? You may have already shot yourself in the foot with them.
I would go and talk to them about maybe having the right of first refusal on buying the farm. If you really want it then that is the correct way to do it. The way you are going about it is all wrong. You are worrying about Your Grand Dad selling HIS farm. You are sounding like a money grubbing A hole.
That 150 acres farm could be worth 1.5 million if it is in the right place right now. I am willing to bet that it is a large part of your Grand Parent's assets. Do you think they might not need the money from the farm if they have late life health issues???? Or should they go on Medicaid so the tax payers can pay for your farm???
So if you want it then BUY IT. If not shut up and let them do what THEY want to with THEIR property.
I know I sound harsh but it really POs me when people line up waiting for someone to die so they can inherit the dying person's things. Buy it so they can have financial security.
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