When heirs disagree on what to do with an estate property, who actually breaks the tie?

When heirs disagree, the property doesn't wait. A neutral professional isn't a luxury - it's the only practical way to keep a sale moving without one sibling feeling like another one won. The clearest outcome usually comes from removing the decision from the family dynamic entirely and placing it in steady, experienced hands. I've watched well-meaning families let a Centennial property sit for months because nobody wanted to make the call. That delay cost them real money and real peace. A practical plan built around what the estate actually needs moves everyone forward. Co-managing an estate property in Southmoor Park, Centennial, or Greenwood Village where heirs aren't aligned on next steps?