Selling an inherited house in Hampton Roads
You don’t have to clear it out, repair it or keep paying the bills for months while it sits on the market. We buy the house as it is, on a date that works for the family.
What we take off your plate
Take the things that matter to the family. Leave the rest; we handle it after closing.
Old roof, old kitchen, water in the basement. We price it in and do the work ourselves.
One visit with Roman, at a time that suits whoever has the key.
Most of it happens by phone and email. The title company can arrange remote signing.
One clear written number that everyone can look at and agree on.
Taxes, insurance and utilities stop being yours at closing, not months later.
If the estate isn’t settled yet
That’s common. We can usually agree on the price now and close when the executor has the authority to sell. Your estate attorney has the final word on timing.
- 1Call or send the addressTell us where the estate is: will, executor named, probate started or not.
- 2We agree on a priceRoman walks the house and gives the family one written offer.
- 3Executor signsWhen the executor or administrator can sign, the title company prepares closing.
- 4Close and splitProceeds go where the estate directs, on the date you pick.
People ask
Can we sell before probate is finished?
Often the executor can sign once appointed. Your estate attorney will confirm what applies to your case.
What about the things inside?
Take what you want. Whatever is left when we close is ours to deal with.
There is still a mortgage on the house.
That’s fine. The title company pays it off from the sale at closing.
One of the heirs lives far away.
That works. The title company can arrange for documents to be signed remotely.
This page is general information, not legal or tax advice.