Inherited a house and not sure what to do with it?
A mortgage, a tax bill, a lawn that keeps growing, and often a sibling in another state. The hardest part is feeling like you have to decide quickly. You do not.
Probate takes as long as it takes, and we can hold an agreed price while it finishes. If there are three heirs and two opinions, everything goes in writing so everyone is reading the same page.
Take the photographs, the tools, the dishes that mean something. Everything you leave, we take care of. That is often the difference between a house that sells this season and one that sits for two years.
Inherited home
- We work around probate, not against it
- Take what matters, leave the rest
- Written numbers every heir can read
- No repairs, no staging, no showings
No obligation, and no is a fine answer. Rather talk it through? Call (605) 496-3281.
About this situation
Questions we get on these.
The estate is still in probate. Is it too early to call?
No, earlier is better. Knowing the number tells the estate what it is working with. We can agree a price and wait for the court.
There are several heirs. Who has to be involved?
Whoever the will or the court says can sell. Every heir gets the same written offer, so nobody hears it secondhand.
What if there is still a mortgage on it?
A payoff is handled at closing through the title company. A reverse mortgage usually has a deadline, so mention it early.