selling an inherited home

We understand the challenges families face when parents pass away or transition into nursing care.  The inheritance of the home can bring a wave of emotions—grief, confusion,  and stress while adding imminent decisions and financial strain during this time.  

Whether you plan to live in, rent, or sell the property: each option comes with it's own challenges. 

• Property Maintenance 
• HOA Dues
• Property Taxes
• Capital Gains / Income Taxes

If the home is shared with other relatives, decision-making can be complex and take a long time; especially when managing this transition from out of state.

Additionally, inherited homes often come with:

• Outdated Features / Cosmetic Updates Needed
• Structural Issues
• Significant Repairs
• Legal Issues
• Unpaid Balances or Liens

1.  Selling the Traditional Route often involves updating the home, repairs, cleaning, and staging to prepare the home for sale. With multiple heirs involved, agreeing on financial decisions and the timing can be challenging.   Add the Variable of Hiring the right Agent, their Commissions, Closing Costs, Repair Credits and the Uncertainty of how quickly it will sell,  can make the process overwhelming.

Lastly: homes that require work sell for significantly less than market value.  

Factoring the costs mentioned above oftentimes nets you the same or even less than selling without a Realtor.

2.  Selling to a Cash Buyer  with a credible background can quickly expedite the process without the hassle of any hiccups in the process.  See below how simple it is and what the timeline may look like.