Inheriting a house is rarely simple.
Inheriting a house is rarely simple. There may be a probate case, siblings who want different things, a house full of belongings, and bills that keep coming: taxes, insurance, utilities. We buy inherited houses as-is, including everything left inside, so the estate can settle without months of cleanup and repairs.
We buy in Chattanooga, Hamilton County and North Georgia, including Rossville, Fort Oglethorpe, Ringgold, LaFayette, Chickamauga, Dalton and Trenton.
No mystery. Here's the same math every serious cash buyer uses.
Example only: a house worth $200,000 fixed up that needs $25,000 of work might bring an offer around $110,000–$125,000. Every house is different.
Not always. In many cases the personal representative or executor can sign once the court has given them authority, and the sale can be timed around the estate. Talk with the estate's attorney about your specific case; we work with them directly.
Take what you want to keep. Leave the rest. We handle the cleanout.
That's common. Everyone who has to sign needs to agree, and we're happy to talk with each of them so nobody feels rushed.
It depends on the house and how quickly the estate needs to settle. If it needs work, sits vacant, or the heirs live far away, a quick as-is sale often comes out ahead once you count carrying costs.
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