Authority to sell
An executor, personal representative, surviving joint owner or heir may need to establish authority under the applicable state process.
When a family member passes away, the home may keep generating lot rent and other responsibilities. We can review eligible inherited homes and explain what ownership documents may be needed.
You can start with partial information. Each home and situation is reviewed individually.
An executor, personal representative, surviving joint owner or heir may need to establish authority under the applicable state process.
Gather the title if available, a death certificate and any court or probate documents you already have.
Park notices, ongoing lot rent, lease terms and removal deadlines can be important to understand promptly.
Share the home year, condition and a realistic timeline. A personal visit may be required before a firm offer.
Our purchasing agent first discusses the home, location, title, condition and your goals. If the home looks eligible, the team can arrange an in-person review. A preliminary number may change after inspection or verification of outstanding obligations.
Probate, inheritance and title-transfer rules vary. We can discuss our buying process, but we cannot provide individualized legal advice.