Inherited a property
Inheriting a house often means owning a home you don't live in, don't want to manage, and may need to sell to settle an estate. We buy inherited houses as they are, so you don't have to deal with repairs, cleanouts, or listing it.
Leave whatever you don't want: furniture, belongings, all of it. We take care of it after closing.
Whether probate is finished or still open, tell us where things stand and we'll work around your timeline.
One cash sale makes it simple to divide the money when more than one person inherits.
When someone passes away, their house doesn't always go straight to the family. It often has to move through probate first. Once you're legally able to sell, the next question is what to do with it. Many families don't want to keep it, live far away, or can't afford the taxes, insurance, and upkeep while it sits empty.
We buy inherited houses as they are. You don't have to clear out the furniture, fix the roof, or paint anything. If there are several heirs, we work with all of them so everyone signs off and gets their share at closing. If probate is still open, tell us where things stand and we'll explain what we can and can't do yet.
Tell us about the house using the form on this page. We'll look it over, give you a number, and you decide if it works for your family. There's no pressure and no fee for asking.
Even if the will is contested or the estate is still being sorted out, it's worth telling us where things stand. We've worked with families mid-probate before and can usually structure an offer that waits for the right legal step instead of falling through.
It's common for an inherited house to sit empty for months while a family decides what to do with it, racking up taxes, insurance, and utility costs the whole time. Selling doesn't have to wait until every detail of the estate is finalized to at least get the conversation started.
Usually the person handling the estate needs legal authority to sell. Every case is different, so check with the estate's attorney. We're happy to talk through timing with you and your attorney.
Leave it. We handle the cleanout after closing.
It gets paid off from the sale at closing. We'll go over the numbers with you first so nothing is a surprise.
That's common. Most of the paperwork can be done remotely.
No. Asking for an offer costs nothing and doesn't commit you or the estate to selling.