Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Jacksonville partners with residents and stakeholders to coordinate and invest resources that grow community pride and revitalize neighborhoods into healthy, sustainable communities. In Jacksonville, displacement in majority Black neighborhoods was exacerbating the racial wealth gap. To counter this trend, LISC Jacksonville began searching for solutions that would bolster family wealth and preserve homeownership in these communities and discovered that the root of much displacement was a prevalent but little-known legal issue related to property inheritance, called “heirs’ properties” or “tangled titles”. Heirs’ Properties occur when a homeowner dies without formal estate planning to establish the new legal titleholder, which divides the ownership among living heirs. Without legal status, heirs are unable to use homeownership to build generational wealth or leverage home equity to pursue other wealth-building opportunities. Heirs are unable to access assistance, extract, or borrow against the inherent value of the home, limiting the ability of heirs to attend college, start a business, or become an entrepreneur. Within Jacksonville, heirs properties are concentrated in majority Black neighborhoods.