If you’ve been appointed the personal representative and Letters Testamentary have been issued, you are able to sell any real estate held by the estate.  You do not need to wait for full probate to be completed.

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Making the right decision

As a personal representative (PR), one of the biggest decisions you’ll make on behalf of the estate is how best to sell any real property, such as a home, townhouse, land or commercial holding.  Your first step in this process should be to consult an attorney experienced in estate planning and probate law.  We can recommend several local attorneys who specialize in these practices.  Your attorney will guide you through the probate process and prepare you for your role as a PR of the estate.  The probate process will dictate when you will be able to sell the property.  Generally speaking, if you have been appointed as PR and Letters Testamentary have been issued, you can sell the home.

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If you’ve been appointed Personal Representative, we should be talking now!

  • We specialize in working with PR’s to maximize sale proceeds while minimizing stress

  • We can purchase the property or offer best options for the estate

  • We  can help you avoid all the hassles of showings

  • We can save the estate potentially tens of thousands of dollars by eliminating agent commissions and closing costs

  • No repairs are needed and we can dispose of unwanted household items

  • We do all this in a quick and fully transparent way – making your job as PR easier

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