As others have noted, not really enough info to offer a solid suggestion. I usually find these threads of interest for the many varied perspectives & this had some intriguing ones.
I'll suggest that the very fact that the OP posted it indicates that it is indeed not a financial matter, but rather a family dynamics matter. Avoiding that for the future by those reading this maybe a valuable outcome from the thread.
The 3 siblings that "don't care" may be patient now, but will likely want some cash soon enough & perhaps expect to disentangle before their heirs face it. The "entitled" one may not appreciate the upcoming eviction when a sale occurs. I'm assuming there has been a fairly recent death....who is the executor? They have a tough decision!
I mainly wanted to add though that farmland can actually be a very good investment, especially now. As with most real estate, specifics are what matters. But farms can be a good inflation hedge, act uncorrelated to stocks, etc. I'm not surprised by the many negative comments, but would caution against making assumptions based on limited experience and/or "folk lore".
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