Inherited a house? Sell it without the stress.

Handling a loved one's home is hard enough. We'll look at it as-is, with no clean-out, repairs or showings, and move at a pace that respects what you're going through.

  • No clean-out or repairs
  • We work with your attorney
  • No commissions or fees
Free · No obligation

Where's the property?

Enter the address to start your cash offer. It takes about 3 minutes.

No spam. No pressure.

Prefer to talk? Call or text +1 (234) 226-3826

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A calmer way to sell an inherited home

Between grief, paperwork and family decisions, an inherited house can feel like one more thing to carry. We keep the selling part simple.

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Sell as-is

Take what matters to your family and leave the rest. No repairs or cleaning needed.

Respectful, patient help

You'll talk to a real person who goes at your pace and answers questions plainly.

We work with your attorney

We're glad to coordinate with estate attorneys, executors and title companies, and we follow their lead on the legal steps.

No fees or commissions

We don't charge fees or commissions. Any closing costs are shown in writing up front.

How it works

Simple steps, at your pace

1

Tell us about the property

Share the address and a little about the situation, including whether probate is open or finished.

2

Get a fair cash offer

We'll come back with a no-obligation offer and explain how we got the number. Take the time you need to talk it over with your family.

3

Close when the legal pieces are ready

Once the person with legal authority can sign, you pick the closing date and get paid at closing through a licensed title company or real estate lawyer.

Who can sell an inherited house

In most places, only the executor, administrator or personal representative with legal authority from the court can sell, or all of the owners if the home passed outside of probate. We can start the conversation before probate wraps up, but we can't close until the right person can sign.

Rules vary by state and province. We're not a law firm and don't give legal advice.

FAQ

Questions we hear

Do I have to finish probate before I talk to you?
No. You can ask for an offer at any stage. We just can't close until the person with legal authority is able to sign.
What if several family members inherited the house?
Everyone with an ownership interest generally needs to agree and sign. We're glad to talk with the whole family or your attorney so everyone understands the offer.
What about the belongings inside?
Take what you want and leave the rest. There's no need to clean out the house first.
What if there is still a mortgage or unpaid taxes?
These can be paid from the sale proceeds at closing by the title company or real estate lawyer. Tell us what you know and we'll go through it with you.
How fast can I close?
You choose the date. Once the legal pieces are in place, we can close in 15–30 days, or later if you need more time.

Take it one step at a time

Tell us about the house. There's no pressure and no obligation, and you can take as long as you need.

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