Maestro Properties -Tucson Arizona
How to Settle an Estate

 

Do You Need to Settle a Tucson Estate?


I know this can be a very emotionally sensitive period for your family, I also understand you may be facing some serious decisions.

Do You Need to Settle an Estate? Often time's your Tucson real estate must be sold in order to pay taxes, pay outstanding liabilities and to pay the legitimate heirs. Often, we buy real estate found in Tucson estates.

Maybe you've inherited a property or have the responsibility to get rid of it on behalf of the estate. The death of a loved one is tragic enough, but the added burden of dealing with the estate can become almost unbearable.

Perhaps the property needs repairs before it can be sold. Perhaps you have mortgage payments and no one has the money to keep them paid. Whatever the case may be, the probate and selling process can often be confusing, costly and aggravating.

You work through the endless stacks of paper trying to determine how to split the assets between the heirs and how to legally handle everything. Settle an Estate - The paperwork? Much of the estate may be easy to dispose of or distribute, but rarely is that the case with real estate holdings. Many times selling the real estate can take months...

While we do not know your particular situation, I am prepared to do what is best for you and the estate.


Some of the advantages we may be able to offer are:

  • We can buy the property in its "As Is" condition.
  • You needn't do any fix up or clean up.
  • We will pay all cash
 
  • We can close the sale very quickly, often 7 days or less.
  • This will save the estate time and extra estate/sale fees.

You may not understand that you do not have to wait until this probate is completed to sell the property.We will pay all cash for your property As the Personal Representative of the estate, the courts have given you the authority to act in behalf of the estate, cash out the asset and proceed to final distribution.

If you decide to sell the property, there is no reason to complicate the process, run up extra attorney and miscellaneous fees and pay a 6% real estate commission.