Selling Your Home? Consider This: It’s easy to feel overwhelmed at the thought of selling your home. This checklist will help you remember the top five things you should consider when selling your home: Curb appeal ... it is inexpensive…

Your question is to Repair or Not Repair before listing your probate property for sale. This is a very important question; and the answer varies in every situation. We will answer it by completing a room-by-room evaluation of the house.…

1. Once a buyer and seller come to an agreement, paperwork becomes the driving force that moves the process along. When the purchase of a home involves a bank or lender to partially finance the purchase, the title and escrow…

Know that disclosing everything about your property to the potential buyer will be the best thing you could ever do. Every home has negative things. Buyers are excited about your home and experience shows they will be willing to overlook…

A Title company is usually involved in a real estate transaction. The Title Company is hired to make certain there are no hidden or unknown problems when transferring ownership of a property. What are the steps that they take?  …

Trust sales are different from probate sales because court approval is usually not necessary. But there may be a legal requirement to give notice to certain interested individuals. In most cases selling real estate in a trust is very similar…

We all know that one of the most valuable assets is a skilled, knowledgeable, experienced team. This is especially true in a probate or trust property sale. The right real estate probate team can provide a pinpoint pricing analysis, a…

Let’s talk about a family when the loved one has passed away and left a home full of memories. The attorney and family members know that the house needs to be sold to settle the estate. That is the practical…