You Inherited the House.
You Don't Have to Inherit the Headache.
Selling an inherited property from another state can mean repairs, cleanouts, maintenance, contractors, travel, and countless details to coordinate.
But it doesn't have to be that complicated. If you're responsible for an inherited home and simply want to sell the property and move forward, we provide a straightforward way to explore your options — even when you don't live nearby.
- Sell the property as-is
- No need to make repairs first
- No need to clean everything out
- No traditional open houses
- Handle much of the process remotely
- Flexible closing options
Answer a few simple questions. No obligation. No pressure.
See If Your Inherited Property Qualifies
Tell us a little about the property and your situation. It only takes a few minutes — there's no obligation to sell.
The House Is There. You're Not.
Managing an inherited property from another state can create a long list of responsibilities.
What started as an inheritance can quickly become another responsibility you have to manage.
You don't necessarily have to take on every one of these tasks before selling the property.
You Inherited the House. Not the Headache.
If the goal is simply to sell the property and move forward, you may not need to spend months turning it into a perfect home for the traditional market. Depending on the property and situation, you may be able to sell it as-is and avoid many of the steps associated with a traditional sale.
No Repairs
You may be able to sell the property without making repairs first.
No Cleaning
You don't necessarily have to spend weeks cleaning or preparing the property.
No Open Houses
Avoid the traditional process of preparing the home for strangers to walk through.
Remote Process
Handle much of the process by phone without needing to live near the property.
You Don't Have to Live Near the Property to Sell It.
Whether the inherited property is a few states away or across the country, we can help make the process simpler. Much of the process can be handled remotely by phone.
When appropriate, we can coordinate with a local notary or closing professional who can come to your location to make signing more convenient — depending on the closing requirements.
SELL FROM WHEREVER YOU ARE.
When appropriate, a local notary or closing professional may be able to assist with signing depending on the closing requirements.
The Estate Doesn't Need Another Project.
You already have enough to manage. Instead of turning the property into a renovation project, you can explore whether selling it as-is makes sense for your situation.
Traditional Approach
- 1Repairs
- 2Cleanout
- 3Contractors
- 4Staging
- 5Showings
- 6Negotiations
- 7Closing
A Simpler Option
- 1Tell us about the property
- 2Review your options
- 3Agree on the next steps
- 4Coordinate the closing
- 5Move forward
Depending on the property and transaction.
A Simpler Way to Move Forward
Tell Us About the Property
Complete the short property survey and tell us what you're dealing with.
Discuss Your Options
We'll review the property and situation with you and explain what the next steps could look like.
Move Forward
If the property and terms make sense, we'll coordinate the closing process and work toward a convenient closing date.
No obligation. No pressure.
We Understand Inherited Property Can Come With Complications.
Out-of-State Property
You live somewhere else and don't want to keep traveling back to the property.
Vacant Property
The house is sitting empty and still requires attention.
Needs Repairs
The property needs work you don't want to take on.
Full House / Cleanout
The property still contains furniture, belongings, or years of accumulated items.
Family Coordination
Multiple family members may be involved in decisions about the property.
Estate Administration
You're working through the responsibilities associated with an estate and need to understand your options for the property.
A Straightforward Process. Without the Pressure.
Selling an inherited property can feel complicated enough without dealing with aggressive salespeople. Our goal is simple:
Understand your situation. Explain your options. Let you decide what makes sense.
Inherited Property Questions
Can I sell an inherited property if I live in another state?+
In many situations, the selling process can be handled largely by phone and remotely. The exact requirements depend on the property, ownership situation, and closing requirements.
Do I have to repair the inherited house before selling?+
Not necessarily. Depending on the property and transaction, you may be able to sell it as-is without completing repairs first.
Do I have to clean the property out?+
You may not need to completely clean or prepare the property before discussing your options. We'll review the situation with you.
Do I have to list the property with a real estate agent?+
No. If you choose to explore a direct sale, you don't have to go through the traditional listing process.
Can I sell the property if it's vacant?+
Yes, vacant properties are one of the situations we work with. Tell us about the property through the survey and we'll review your situation.
Will I have to travel back to the property?+
Not necessarily. Much of the process can be handled remotely. When appropriate, a local notary or closing professional may be able to assist with signing depending on the closing requirements.
How quickly can I sell?+
The timeline depends on the property, title, ownership situation, closing requirements, and your preferred timing. We'll discuss the available options with you.
Am I obligated to sell if I complete the survey?+
No. Completing the survey simply allows us to learn more about the property and your situation. There is no obligation to sell.
You Inherited the House. Now You Can Decide What Comes Next.
If you're ready to stop managing a property you don't need, take the first step toward a simpler solution.
No obligation. No pressure.