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Actually, it's quite simple.
The whole idea behind "check out for edit" means that no one else would be able to make changes while the realm is checked out.
The default condition for a realm would be "checked in" and unavailable for edit.
When a GM wants to make changes, they check it out.
When the 2nd GM went to grab a copy of the Realm or make changes to their local copy, they would have to check it out, but would not be able to, since it is checked out by the first GM.
When the first GM is done making edits, they sync and check in. Then the 2nd GM would be able to check out the realm, recieving the edits made by the first GM, and then make their own changes until they did their sync and check in.
It's a simple concept, but very limiting (by design).
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