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Selling an inherited house

Losing someone is hard enough. Then there is the house: bills that keep coming, a lifetime of belongings inside, and family members who may each want something different.

Talk to a person about your house: (888) 905-2890

Tell us about your house

Start with the address. We'll call you, no cost and no obligation.

  • No obligation.
  • Your info stays private.
  • No fees or commissions.

You don't have to sort all of that out before you call us. We buy inherited houses as they are, without you clearing them out first, and we plan the closing around the estate.

What we do

  • Buy the house as it is, without a clean out first
  • Work with whoever has authority to sign for the estate
  • Close on a date that fits the estate's timeline
  • Pay cash, so there is no buyer's loan to wait on

What we do not do

  • Give legal or tax advice (a probate attorney or tax preparer can)
  • Ask you to make repairs
  • Charge you fees or commissions

What happens next

  1. Step 1:Tell us about the house

    Share the address and a few details online, or call us.

  2. Step 2:Text us photos

    Snap a photo of each room on your phone and text them to us. We make your cash offer by phone.

  3. Step 3:You choose the closing date

    If you decide to sell, you pick the day the sale closes.

Questions people ask

Can I sell before probate is finished?

It depends on your state and the estate. Some estates can sell during probate with the court's approval or under the executor's authority. A probate attorney can tell you where yours stands, and we can set the closing date around it.

What if family members disagree about selling?

Everyone with a say in the sale has to agree before closing. We're glad to talk with each of them and answer their questions, so everyone decides with the same information.

Ready to talk about your house?

Or call (888) 905-2890