Probate realtors for executors
When the estate includes real estate that needs to be sold. A probate-experienced realtor (often CPRES-certified) understands court timelines, occupant issues, and how to price homes that haven't been updated in decades.
What to look for
- CPRES (Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist) designation is a useful — though not required — signal.
- Closed at least 5–10 probate transactions in your county.
- Comfortable coordinating with the attorney and the court calendar.
- Has trades-people they trust for clean-out, light repairs, and staging.
Questions to ask
- How many probate sales have you closed?
- Are there court approvals or notice periods that affect our timing?
- Do you recommend selling as-is or with light updates?
- How do you handle pricing when there hasn't been a recent appraisal?
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