Inheriting a house is often the last thing you wanted to inherit. It comes at the worst time — the middle of grief — and it comes with a list: the belongings inside, the deferred maintenance, the taxes, the neighbors' expectations, sometimes siblings who all want different things.
We buy inherited houses as-is. That means the fridge full of old food, the basement full of stuff nobody wants to sort through, the roof that's been leaking since 2019 — none of that has to be dealt with before closing. We handle it after.
If the estate is still in probate, we can wait, or work with your attorney to close as soon as the personal representative has authority. If there are multiple heirs, we route every offer and every document to each one so nobody feels railroaded.
What we handle here specifically
How we work on inherited property sales.
- Buy the property as-is — nothing needs to be cleaned out, repaired, or updated before closing.
- Coordinate with the estate attorney when probate isn't finished yet; we're patient.
- Handle personal-property removal and disposal after closing, so the family doesn't have to.
- Distribute proceeds however the estate documents specify (equal splits, unequal splits, direct-to-heir disbursements).
- Provide a written offer that the personal representative can share with heirs before anything is signed.