Selling an inherited property.

Answer a few questions to see general next steps and the papers a title company or closing attorney usually asks for before an inherited property can be sold. This is general information, not legal advice. Talk to a probate attorney in your state.

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How we fit in

We work through death certificates, probate and heirs' paperwork to confirm who can sell. We review those papers only to confirm who can sell to us; we don't advise you on them. Our contract has to be signed by every owner, and nothing is binding until a written purchase agreement is signed by every owner and by Star Thing LLC.

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