When selling probate real estate, a real estate agent can help with a variety of ancillary services that can make the process easier for the executor or administrator of the estate. Here are some examples of ancillary services that a real estate agent can help with:

 

Property Valuation: A real estate agent can provide a market analysis to help determine the value of the probate real estate, which is important when setting a listing price.

 

Property Cleaning and Staging: To make the property more appealing to potential buyers, a real estate agent can help arrange for cleaning and staging services, which can make the property more attractive and sellable.

 

Home Inspection: A real estate agent can arrange for a home inspection to identify any repairs that need to be made before the property is listed for sale.

 

Estate Sale: If there are personal belongings or furniture that need to be sold, a real estate agent can help arrange for an estate sale or recommend an estate liquidation company.

 

Marketing and Advertising: A real estate agent can help market and advertise the property through various channels, including online listings, social media, and print advertising.

 

Open Houses: A real estate agent can hold open houses to showcase the property to potential buyers, which can help generate interest and offers.

 

Negotiation and Closing: A real estate agent can handle negotiations with potential buyers and guide the executor or administrator through the closing process, including coordinating with attorneys and title companies.

 

Inherited Property Taxes: If the probate real estate has inherited property taxes, a real estate agent can provide guidance on how to manage them and ensure they are paid on time.

 

Probate Court Requirements: A real estate agent can help navigate the requirements of the probate court related to the sale of the property, including obtaining court approval for the sale.

 

Here at Florida Probate Partners we go the extra mile by providing a range of ancillary services that can make the process of selling probate real estate smoother and less stressful for all parties involved.