Inherited a house. Need it sold. We'll handle it.
You're an executor — or one of several — and the property needs to be sold. We've worked with estates in every situation: sole executor, multiple heirs, properties still occupied, properties in poor repair, properties with title complications.
How it works for your situation
- We confirm the executor / probate position. We don't need the grant of probate issued to start the match.
- Buyers in our network are experienced with probate sales — they understand inherited properties are sold as-seen with full disclosure.
- Once you choose a buyer, our legal partners handle the conveyancing at a fixed fee.
What we'll need from you
- Whether you have the grant of probate yet
- Whether all heirs are in agreement to sell
- The full address and any known issues (occupants, condition, title)
What we sidestep (and the standard alternatives)
- Auctions that lowball the estate
- Estate agents charging 1.5-3% on a property you never asked them to value
- Months of viewings with buyers who can't get a mortgage on a probate sale
Questions people in your situation ask
Yes. We can issue a no-obligation offer and progress the legal work in parallel with the probate application. You won't be committed until you sign.
Once completion happens, the buyer's solicitor pays all named parties simultaneously via the conveyancing process. We can help you appoint a single solicitor to handle the distribution.
Most of our buyers will take the property as-is and arrange clearance themselves. It's a standard line in the sale pack — no separate negotiation needed.
Before you fill in the form — get a sense of what your property could be worth across three scenarios. No form, no obligation, no catch.