Selling a house in probate
Probate adds a court's calendar to an already hard season. Whether you're the personal representative of an estate or one of several heirs, the Miami property usually can't just sit there — taxes, insurance, and upkeep continue every month. We connect estates with cash buyers who understand court timelines and with probate-experienced agents, so the property can move as soon as the estate has authority to sell.
How we help
- ✓Buyers and agents who work with Miami-Dade probate timelines regularly
- ✓Sell as-is — estates rarely want to fund renovations before a sale
- ✓Works whether you're the personal representative or coordinating among heirs
- ✓Free valuation gives every heir the same real number to decide around
How it works
- Tell UR about the home. Enter the address — UR pulls the county records and recent nearby sales itself.
- See the home's value, free. A real estimate from real data, texted to you. Ask questions until it makes sense.
- Pick your path. A cash offer that can close in days, or a top local agent for full market value. You decide — no pressure.
Sell UR Home Miami provides general information and introductions, not legal or financial advice. For advice on your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney or advisor.
Common questions
When can an estate sell a house in probate in Florida?
It depends on the type of administration and what the will and court allow — some estates can sell quickly, others need court approval first. We'll connect you with professionals who handle this routinely. This is general information, not legal advice.
The house needs work and the estate has no money for repairs. Options?
This is exactly what as-is cash sales are for: the buyer prices in the work and the estate sells without spending anything upfront.
Can heirs in different states all be involved?
Yes — everyone can join the texts and see the same valuation report. Signatures are handled by mail-away or mobile notary where allowed.