Can a House Be Sold While in Probate?

Yes, a house can be sold during the probate process. This is a crucial part of managing the deceased's estate. Selling the property doesn’t require waiting for probate to complete. Probate houses are sold similarly to traditional homes, often through real estate agents or cash buyers willing to purchase "as-is" for a faster, hassle-free sale. The proceeds cover probate expenses, estate debts, and fees before the heirs receive their share.

Considerations for Executors or Personal Representatives

Out-of-State Challenges: Managing a property from afar can be tough.

Local but Busy: Even nearby, finding time to sell and clean can be difficult.

Property Updates: Homes may need updates to be sale-ready.

Financial Liabilities: Covering taxes and debts is necessary.

Insurance Premiums: Vacant homes can lead to high insurance costs.

Our Services

Quick Sales: We buy probate houses fast.

Full Clean-Out: We handle the clean-out process, emotionally and physically demanding tasks, allowing you to take what you want and leave the rest.

Comprehensive Support: From paperwork to removing old belongings, we manage every detail.

Repairs and Updates: Leave necessary repairs and updates to us.

Paperwork Assistance: Our team and title company work with probate attorneys to finalize all paperwork.

Not Sure What’s Next? Don't worry. Once we agree to purchase your property, our team assesses the remaining tasks to ensure a smooth sale. We handle everything, from removing belongings to filing necessary documents.