Don’t Take On Probate Alone

The process of selling your loved one’s home will likely be emotionally challenging, from sorting personal belongings to finalizing the sale at the closing table. By surrounding yourself with empathetic and helpful professionals, this process can be easier. Other than an attorney, your most significant resources are real estate professionals understanding the intricacies of probate property sales.

Everyone needs time to deal with the passing of a loved one. When it’s time to liquidate the real estate in the estate, you need to take the appropriate steps to learn about the market, educate yourself and find a REALTOR® that can save you time, money, and headaches during the transaction. Our team is ready to help in every transaction phase and get the terms you and your family want and need.

If I Have a Probate Lawyer, Why Do I Need a Probate Real Estate Agent?

Even the most straightforward probate sale has nuances that need to be done according to probate law. You should use a real estate agent for any real estate transaction, but a probate property requires additional experience.

If you don’t have a probate agent, you’ll need to rely on your attorney to check the probate sale documentation to ensure the courts approve it. Attorney’s fees get expensive when they spend hours doing the work a probate agent would do as part of their standard commission.