Inherited a home? You don't have to figure it out alone.
When a family member passes, the house can feel like the hardest part. Find out who's in charge, what to do first, and what comes next, whether the home is in probate or a trust.
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- Probate or trust: how to tell which path you're on
- What to do with the house in the first 30 days
- How a probate sale works, including the 15‑day notice and court overbids
- Tax questions to bring to your CPA, including Prop 19
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- I confirm who has the authority to sell before we ever talk about price.
- I build notice periods and court dates into the timeline from day one.
- I work alongside your attorney and CPA, not around them.
- I treat the home as your family's loss to move through with care, not a transaction to rush.
More than 20 years of professional experience, including over a decade in real estate and property management, so I know what a house needs while a family decides what comes next.
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