Estate sale companies for executors
After the inventory, when there's significant personal property — furniture, collectibles, vehicles, tools, art — to sell or distribute. Especially valuable when you live out of state or are short on time.
What to look for
- Insured and bonded.
- Transparent commission structure — typically 30–50% with a written contract.
- Provides a written inventory before the sale and a settlement statement after.
- Has experience with probate (the estate's authority to sell flows from Letters Testamentary).
Questions to ask
- What's your commission, and what does it include — staging, cleanout, advertising?
- How do you handle items that don't sell?
- Do you provide a written inventory and settlement statement?
- Can you start before probate is fully concluded, or do you need Letters Testamentary?
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