Selling Estate Property
Selling Estate Property Is Not a Normal Sale
Probate real estate transactions follow a different framework.
Authority must be confirmed before listing. Court procedures influence timing. Escrow becomes procedural rather than flexible. Buyer behavior changes when oversight exists.
Comparisons to prior probate sales or standard transactions are often misleading. Market conditions, buyer sophistication, and court processes evolve.
Successful probate sales rely on coordination with professionals who regularly operate within the current probate environment, not on assumptions formed years ago.