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Inheriting a house during a hard time can add stress: taxes, insurance, utilities, repairs, and relatives in different places. We buy inherited homes as-is and work with your attorney and the title company to keep it simple.
In Florida, a house owned by someone who passed away usually goes through probate in the circuit court of the county where they lived, unless it is handled another way. The personal representative named by the will or appointed by the court generally has the authority to sell. A probate attorney can tell you what is required in your case. We're investors, not attorneys, but we are used to working alongside them and the title company.
We buy the house in its current condition, with the contents still inside if you prefer. That avoids cleaning, repairs, staging, and showings. When there are several heirs, the sale is a single transaction, and the proceeds are divided as the estate dictates.
We won't rush you. If you need time to sort out the estate, tell us your timeline.
It depends on the estate and who has legal authority to sell. Your probate attorney can confirm, and we can plan the closing around that.
All owners must agree before a sale can close. We can't resolve disputes, but a clear offer sometimes helps everyone decide.
No. In many cases you can take what you want and leave the rest.
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