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Read more about the article Five Things to do Before the First Buyer ever Sets Foot in the Home

Five Things to do Before the First Buyer ever Sets Foot in the Home

  • Post published:January 29, 2026
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Getting a probate property or home in a trust ready to sell involves more than cleaning. Before the first showing, we recommend completing these five steps to protect the estate and increase the odds of a successful sale:  Secure…

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Read more about the article Navigating Probate Real Estate with Confidence

Navigating Probate Real Estate with Confidence

  • Post published:January 15, 2026

The sale of real property during probate can be a daunting task for the personal representative. Probate real estate sales require a level of expertise that extends beyond traditional transactions, and that's where a Certified Probate Real Estate Advisor (CPREA)…

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Read more about the article Three things to consider as the executor of an estate

Three things to consider as the executor of an estate

  • Post published:December 18, 2025

You have been asked to be the personal representative. As the personal representative you have been appointed by provisions expressed in your loved one’s Will, or thorough the Probate Court. You may consider this position an honor but it can…

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Read more about the article Successful Negotiation After an Inspection: What’s Fair and What Isn’t

Successful Negotiation After an Inspection: What’s Fair and What Isn’t

  • Post published:December 4, 2025

Once a home is under contract, inspections begin. The buyer typically starts with a general home inspection that costs around $600, and depending on the findings, may be advised to bring in specialists such as plumbers, electricians, or roofers. This…

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Read more about the article Managing Personal Belongings and Shipping After Death

Managing Personal Belongings and Shipping After Death

  • Post published:October 30, 2025

When settling an estate, sending things cross-country after death can be challenging. There are a number of ways that these items can be safely transported after someone has passed away. Determining what needs to be shipped is the first step;…

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Read more about the article Susan and Bill Honor Their Brother

Susan and Bill Honor Their Brother

  • Post published:October 2, 2025

Just a quick story to remind you how we can best help… Susan and Bill received the sad news that their brother Charles had passed away. The siblings live in Kansas, and as co-administrators of the estate, they were wondering…

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Read more about the article Do I need a tax identification number when selling real estate in probate or a trust?

Do I need a tax identification number when selling real estate in probate or a trust?

  • Post published:September 11, 2025

The simple answer is “yes”, a tax identification number or EIN (employer identification number) is necessary when acting as an Inland Empire & High Desert executor, administrator or trustee. How is a Tax Identification Number different than a Social Security…

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Read more about the article Executors & Administrators of Probate Decision Making

Executors & Administrators of Probate Decision Making

  • Post published:August 28, 2025

In the past few months I’ve spoken with several Executors and administrators who are responsible for a property in probate and they were confused about whether the best decision is to sell the estate home directly to a cash investor…

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Read more about the article Common misconceptions about wills and probate

Common misconceptions about wills and probate

  • Post published:August 14, 2025

When dealing with probate, it can be difficult to decipher myth from fact. As an executor or administrator this may be your first time dealing with the probate process, which means that you may be completely unfamiliar with what information…

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Read more about the article Finding the Right Probate Real Estate Agent for You

Finding the Right Probate Real Estate Agent for You

  • Post published:July 24, 2025

Sale of probate real estate and traditional real estate can be very different experiences. That is why it is important to find a specialized probate real estate agent, like me, who will assist you in the process and make your…

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  • Five Things to do Before the First Buyer ever Sets Foot in the Home
  • Navigating Probate Real Estate with Confidence
  • Three things to consider as the executor of an estate
  • Successful Negotiation After an Inspection: What’s Fair and What Isn’t
  • Managing Personal Belongings and Shipping After Death

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