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bulletPassion
We love what we do and we put heart into every interaction. Your bottom line is our utmost priority. When it comes to selling your property, we keep your goal top of mind and make it ours.
bulletCommunication
As the saying goes “Communication is key!” No pun intended. We personalize our communication to your style and needs while ensuring that we keep you informed of what is going on during each milestone.
bulletCompetence
With a top-notch team, effective systems, and processes, we ensure that no deadlines are missed and that your pocket is never affected by a lack of follow-up.
bulletTransparency
Transparency in everything we do. With the goal of providing you peace of mind, we ensure that we are clear from the beginning with what to expect throughout the process and what to net in your bottomline. With keen attention to detail, we ensure that there are no surprises and that we get to the finish line with a successful sale.
bulletResults
Partnering with a competent and knowledgeable real estate professional is the pillar of meeting your financial goals. Our negotiation and people skills get the job done in a way where everyone feels that it was a win-win.
You are here:

WHY CHOOSE US

5 THINGS THAT SET US APART

bulletPassion
We love what we do and we put heart into every interaction. Your bottom line is our utmost priority. When it comes to selling your property, we keep your goal top of mind and make it ours.
bulletCommunication
As the saying goes “Communication is key!” No pun intended. We personalize our communication to your style and needs while ensuring that we keep you informed of what is going on during each milestone.
bulletCompetence
With a top-notch team, effective systems, and processes, we ensure that no deadlines are missed and that your pocket is never affected by a lack of follow-up.
bulletTransparency
Transparency in everything we do. With the goal of providing you peace of mind, we ensure that we are clear from the beginning with what to expect throughout the process and what to net in your bottomline. With keen attention to detail, we ensure that there are no surprises and that we get to the finish line with a successful sale.
bulletResults
Partnering with a competent and knowledgeable real estate professional is the pillar of meeting your financial goals. Our negotiation and people skills get the job done in a way where everyone feels that it was a win-win.

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What is probate?

Probate is a legal process that occurs after a person passes away. It involves validating the deceased person’s will, or if there is no will, distributing their assets and liabilities according to state law.

During probate, a court oversees the process of paying off any outstanding debts, taxes, and other liabilities of the deceased person’s estate. After all debts have been paid, the remaining assets are distributed to the beneficiaries according to the instructions in the will or state law. Real estate is often a major asset involved in probate, and the process of selling a probate property can be complex and involve various legal requirements.

How do probate and real estate come together?

During probate, a court will oversee the distribution of the deceased person’s assets and liabilities, including any real estate they may have owned. If the deceased person owned property that needs to be sold, the property will typically be sold through the probate process. This process can be complex and involves a number of legal and logistical challenges, which is why it is important to work with a real estate agent who specializes in probate sales. An experienced probate agent can guide you through the process, ensure that all legal requirements are met, and help you achieve the best possible outcome for your real estate sale.

What is a probate sale?

A probate sale refers to the process of selling a property that is part of an estate in probate. When someone passes away and leaves a property behind, the property becomes part of their estate and is subject to the probate process. If the property needs to be sold, it must be done through the probate court.

What is probate?

Probate is a legal process that occurs after a person passes away. It involves validating the deceased person’s will, or if there is no will, distributing their assets and liabilities according to state law.

During probate, a court oversees the process of paying off any outstanding debts, taxes, and other liabilities of the deceased person’s estate. After all debts have been paid, the remaining assets are distributed to the beneficiaries according to the instructions in the will or state law. Real estate is often a major asset involved in probate, and the process of selling a probate property can be complex and involve various legal requirements.

How do probate and realestate come together?

During probate, a court will oversee the distribution of the deceased person’s assets and liabilities, including any real estate they may have owned. If the deceased person owned property that needs to be sold, the property will typically be sold through the probate process. This process can be complex and involves a number of legal and logistical challenges, which is why it is important to work with a real estate agent who specializes in probate sales. An experienced probate agent can guide you through the process, ensure that all legal requirements are met, and help you achieve the best possible outcome for your real estate sale.

What is a probate sale?

A probate sale refers to the process of selling a property that is part of an estate in probate. When someone passes away and leaves a property behind, the property becomes part of their estate and is subject to the probate process. If the property needs to be sold, it must be done through the probate court.

What is the role of the Certified Probate Expert?

The real estate agent plays an important role in the probate sale process.
Below are some of the key responsibilities of a real estate agent in a probate sale.

Working with the court and other professionals
The real estate agent can work closely with the personal representative’s attorney, the court, and other professionals involved in the probate process to ensure that the sale is handled correctly and efficiently. The real estate agent can provide valuable expertise and support throughout the probate sale process, helping to ensure that the property is sold at a fair price and in a timely manner.
Negotiating with potential buyers
The real estate agent can help the personal representative negotiate with potential buyers, including reviewing and presenting offers, negotiating terms and contingencies, and advising on counteroffers.
Marketing the property
The real estate agent will develop and execute a marketing plan to promote the property to potential buyers, including listing the property on multiple listing services (MLS), advertising online and in print publications, and hosting open houses.
Preparing the property for sale
The real estate agent will assist with preparing the property for sale, including recommending repairs or upgrades, staging the property, and arranging for professional photography and marketing materials.
Advising the personal representative
The real estate agent will provide guidance and advice to the personal representative on the sale process, including pricing, marketing, and negotiating with potential buyers.
Pricing the property
The real estate agent will help determine a fair market value for the property by conducting a comparative market analysis and taking into account any unique factors related to the property or the estate.

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What is a personal representative or executor and what are their responsibilities?

A personal representative, also known as an executor or administrator, is a person or institution appointed by the court to manage the estate of someone who has passed away. The personal representative is responsible for carrying out the instructions in the deceased’s will (if there is one) or following state laws if there is no will.

The personal representative’s duties include identifying and taking control of the deceased’s assets, paying any outstanding debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to the beneficiaries named in the will or as determined by law.

The personal representative is also responsible for handling any legal proceedings related to the estate, including filing necessary paperwork with the court and representing the estate in any legal disputes.

What is a partition in probate?

A partition in probate matters refers to the division or distribution of real property among co-owners, heirs, or beneficiaries in a probate case. When multiple individuals inherit real property from a deceased person, they may not always agree on how to use or manage the property. In such cases, a partition may be necessary to resolve the issue. A partition can be done in several ways, including a physical division of the property, the sale of the property with the proceeds distributed among the co-owners or heirs, or one party buying out the other parties interest in the property.

The specific method used to partition the property will depend on the circumstances of the case and the preferences of the parties involved. Partition can be a complex legal process that involves multiple parties, so it’s important to consult with a qualified attorney who has experience with probate matters. An attorney can help you understand your options for partitioning property, guide you through the process, and help ensure that your interests are protected.

What is a personal representative or executor and what are their responsibilities?

A personal representative, also known as an executor or administrator, is a person or institution appointed by the court to manage the estate of someone who has passed away. The personal representative is responsible for carrying out the instructions in the deceased’s will (if there is one) or following state laws if there is no will.

The personal representative’s duties include identifying and taking control of the deceased’s assets, paying any outstanding debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining assets to the beneficiaries named in the will or as determined by law.

The personal representative is also responsible for handling any legal proceedings related to the estate, including filing necessary paperwork with the court and representing the estate in any legal disputes.

What is a partition
in probate?

A partition in probate matters refers to the division or distribution of real property among co-owners, heirs, or beneficiaries in a probate case. When multiple individuals inherit real property from a deceased person, they may not always agree on how to use or manage the property. In such cases, a partition may be necessary to resolve the issue.A partition can be done in several ways, including a physical division of the property, sale of the property with the proceeds distributed among the co-owners or heirs, or one party buying out the other parties’ interest in the property.

The specific method used to partition the property will depend on the circumstances of the case and the preferences of the parties involved.Partition can be a complex legal process that involves multiple parties, so it’s important to consult with a qualified attorney who has experience with probate matters. An attorney can help you understand your options for partitioning property, guide you through the process, and help ensure that your interests are protected.

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