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Inherited & Probate Property
Inheriting a house rarely feels like inheriting money. It feels like inheriting a roof, a tax bill, an insurance premium, a lawn that keeps growing, and a garage full of belongings you have to make decisions about — usually while you're grieving, often from another state, and sometimes alongside siblings who don't agree on what to do. We buy inherited Florida houses as-is, handle the cleanout, and can work within a probate timeline.
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Questions
Often yes. Once the court appoints a personal representative, that representative can generally enter into a contract to sell estate property, sometimes with court approval depending on the will and the type of administration. We work with the estate's attorney and title company to confirm what is required and to schedule closing around it.
Everyone with an ownership interest in the property generally needs to sign. If the estate is being administered by a personal representative, that person typically signs on behalf of the estate. Your attorney and the title company will confirm exactly whose signatures are needed.
No. Leave whatever you don't want to deal with. Clearing an inherited home is one of the hardest parts for most families, and we handle it after closing at no cost to you.
Florida has no state inheritance tax and no state income tax, and inherited property generally receives a stepped-up cost basis at the date of death, which often reduces or eliminates capital gains on a prompt sale. Everyone's situation differs, so confirm the specifics with a CPA or tax attorney before closing.
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