A practical route for a complicated sale
A probate sale may require a grant, estate valuation and agreement between executors or beneficiaries. The property can be assessed before the grant, but legal completion normally cannot take place until the correct authority has been obtained.
Information that helps
Provide the address, title or tenure details, occupancy, known defects, available reports and your preferred timetable. Complete information reduces the risk of a later price or timescale change.
Important considerations
Keep the probate solicitor informed and confirm who has authority to approve an offer and sign the sale documents.
Compare price and certainty
A direct purchase usually involves a discount compared with a fully marketed sale. Review the written terms and take independent advice before committing.
Request a free property assessment
Start with the property postcode. There is no obligation to proceed.