AITA For Insisting My Parents Pay Me The Market Value For The Property They Want To Inherit To My Younger Brother?

My father is trying to give the family farm to my younger brother. I am the eldest son. I was not given a choice in this matter. After my grandfather's death we were given the option to stay on the farm or receive a sum of money. I left the farm.<br><br>My parents and brother stayed. It was my brother's dream to be a farmer. My parents had no intention of retiring and passing the farm to my brother until I left. What hurts the most is I was not given a choice. My parents are trying to guilt trip me into selling.<br><br>A few years before my grandfather's death, my grandparents had invested a lot of money into the property to make it self-sufficient. Self-sufficient in everything. My grandparents invested a lot of money into this project. Solar panels, rain collection systems, windmills, etc. Biological filtration systems, greenhouses, and water filtration systems. <br><br>Only thing they need to purchase now is fiber/gas/phone service. My father and brother want the property to remain self-sufficient. I want it to be split into lots and sold to a developer. My parents and brother will buy back the land they want at fair market value. I believe this is the fair solution seeing as how I was not given a choice. I want nothing to do with the farming industry.<br><br>My parents and brother want to keep the land as is. My brother has offered to buy me out. I have refused his offer. My parents are furious that I am insisting on selling the land to a developer. They have said if I sell the land I will no longer be welcomed at the farm. I don't plan on ever returning but it still hurts that they would say this. My brother is calling me selfish. I am not trying to be selfish I just don't want to be tied to the land anymore.<br><br>AITA<br><br>Edit:<br><br>The farm is extremely lucrative. They produce a lot and sell a lot. I would have stayed on the farm if it wasn't for my parent's decision to gift the farm to my brother. My brother has never strived to be anything else but a farmer. This is his dream. I would be selfish and an asshole if I tried to take it from him. The thing is I don't want the land. I want the money. I don't want the land split equally between us either.<br><br>If my brother really wants to keep the land self-sufficient he should be willing to pay for it. That is my stance on this.