Demo — a sample family, with the numbers locked
The Bull Brew

The Inheritance Table

Mom's house. Three kids. One hard conversation. This demo runs one family's real numbers through the table — locked, so you can watch how the settlement moves.

$0Net equity
0Heirs
$0Total fairness credits
$0Net if sold

I.The house

The Alvarez house: appraised at $520,000, with $95,000 still on the mortgage.

Sample scenario — in the full version, every number on this page is yours to enter.

II.The heirs & the fairness ledger

Elena spent two years caring for Mom and covered $6,400 of taxes and repairs alone. Marcus has been living in the house for 14 months, rent-free, and already took the car and furniture. Priya lives across the country. Equal shares are the start — the ledger is the correction.

III.The three ways out — all computed

In the full version you pick a path and print the settlement. Here, all three are open so you can compare.

Path 1 — Elena keeps the house

Path 2 — Sell it & split

Path 3 — Rent it & split the income

IV.Who owes whom — in plain words

For Path 1, the way it would be read out loud at the table:

This was the demo. The table itself is for sale.

The full version of The Inheritance Table takes your house and your family: unlimited heirs, every credit and offset editable, all three settlement paths, and a printable settlement summary you can bring to the family meeting — and to your attorney.

Available at thebullbrew.com

This demo is a planning aid for a family conversation — it is not legal advice, tax advice, or an estate settlement. Probate rules, creditor claims, Medicaid look-backs, and tax basis vary by state and by family. Have an estate attorney in your state review any agreement before anyone signs or records a deed.