Inherited a property you don’t want to manage?
An inherited house often comes with baggage: probate paperwork, siblings to agree with, a property full of belongings, and sometimes decades of deferred maintenance. Listing it with a realtor means paying for repairs and months of uncertainty first.
Cash buyers purchase inherited properties exactly as they stand — contents included if needed, no repairs, no staging, no strangers walking through your family's home for months.
Tell us about the property and where it is in the probate/estate process. A local cash buyer will make a fair, no-obligation offer and work around your legal timeline, with closing when you're ready.
Where is the property?
Questions sellers actually ask
How fast can I actually sell?
Once you submit the form, a vetted local cash buyer typically contacts you within 24 hours and can make an offer within 24–48 hours of seeing the property details. From accepted offer, closing takes as few as 10–21 days — because there is no mortgage approval and no waiting on banks.
Do I pay any fees or commissions?
No. There are no realtor commissions, no marketing costs and no fee for receiving an offer. The offer you accept is the figure you work from — the buyer covers their own costs.
Will the offer be below market value?
Cash offers are typically below full retail market value — that is the honest trade-off for speed, certainty and selling as-is. When you subtract 4–5% commission plus repairs and staging, months of holding costs, and the risk of sales falling through, the net difference is usually far smaller than it first appears. You should always compare both numbers.
Do I need to make repairs or clean the property?
No. Cash buyers purchase properties exactly as they stand — including full contents if you want to walk away and leave everything. Condition affects the offer, not the possibility of a sale.