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Jay Mattlin, Real Estate Broker with Key Realty

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February
19

Selling a home in probate can feel overwhelming, especially during an emotional time. But with the right steps and support, it can be manageable.

Here are five clear steps to help you navigate the process, based on real-world experience and insights from The Ultimate Guide to Handling an Estate:

  1. Get Court Approval – If you're the executor, confirm your authority to sell and file for necessary court permissions (see page 9 for advice on appointing a 'point person').
  2. Hire a Probate-Savvy Real Estate Agent – Choose someone who understands court timelines, valuation methods (page 5), and the emotional complexities (page 11).
  3. Assess and Prepare the Home – The guide suggests a strategic approach to cleanouts and updates without overspending (page 14).

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January
14

When someone passes away, the process of settling their estate can be overwhelming. One of the most significant elements is often the real estate they owned. If you're an executor, heir, or just trying to figure it all out, understanding how probate affects property in Ohio is essential.

What Is Probate?

Probate is a legal process in which the court validates the deceased person's will (if there is one) and oversees the distribution of their assets. This includes ensuring any debts are paid and property is transferred appropriately.

In Ohio, if the property was solely in the deceased's name, it cannot be sold or transferred until the probate court gives approval. Even if the heirs are ready to sell, you'll need a court-appointed executor and potentially multiple filings before the s...

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