Selling A House When Heirs Don’t Agree
With multiple people involved, selling a house when heirs don’t agree can be a nightmare. Tempers may flare and sometimes family relationships are damaged for years. It can be a messy legal situation that destroys families.
One way to simplify matters when several people have inherited a house as joint owners is to get an offer from a cash buyer immediately. When heirs know they will be receiving cash within a short span of time they may drop their differences and simply line up to get their money.
The key to getting a cash offer is to call a professional home buyer. One of the heirs, an attorney, or the executor on behalf of the heirs can make the call. Once a real estate investor has made an offer and the offer is communicated to all the heirs, things may change for the better. It doesn’t take a group consensus to make the phone call.
We Pay Fast Buys Inherited Houses
Calling 1-800-WePayFast (1-800-937-2932) or emailing info@wepayfast.com starts the conversation about selling a house when heirs don’t agree. The We Pay Fast team makes offers over the phone and may buy the house and contents together if that works for the heirs. In addition, they take care of all the expenses of emptying and cleaning the property as well as paying all closing costs of the sale.
Getting an offer from We Pay Fast may change the family dynamics of selling a house when heirs don’t agree. Call 1-800-WePayFast (1-800-937-2932) to speak to a We Pay Fast investor today, and see what a fast cash offer can do for your family inheritance issues.