1

Confirm who has authority

Most delays happen when multiple heirs assume they can sign. Usually a court-appointed Personal Representative (PR) is the signer.

  • Is probate opened?
  • Is a PR appointed?
  • Are there multiple heirs who need updates/signoffs?
2

Get a clean property snapshot

Address, condition, occupancy, utilities, and any known liens/taxes/mortgage. This drives the right option (cash vs list as-is vs retail).

3

Choose the right disposition path

  • Cash as-is: fastest, most certain, typically lower net
  • List as-is: balanced speed and net, minimal prep
  • List retail: highest net, requires cleanout/prep/time
4

Execute with a timeline

We align listing/closing steps with court/attorney milestones so you dont accept an offer you cant close on yet.

Want a clearer starting plan? Text PROBATE and send the property address. We’ll reply with the next useful step.