Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never easy, and handling their estate can be a daunting task.
At Mi Homes, we offer specialist probate property services designed to support our clients through this difficult time with empathy, discretion, and expertise.
Our experience within this area means we understand just how emotional and draining this period can be for those involved. In many cases, you are not just selling bricks and mortar, but letting go of treasured memories and deep emotional bonds.
We never forget that, and therefore, compassion and communication are at the core of our probate services to our clients.
Whether you're acting as an executor, administrator, or solicitor managing an estate, we provide a comprehensive service tailored to your needs.
From accurate property valuations for probate purposes, preparing the property for sale and finding the right buyer, to overseeing the sales process and house clearance on your behalf, our experienced team is here to guide and assist you every step of the way.
Established in 2016, Mi Homes has become a trusted name in probate property sales. Our certified sales consultants undergo regular training to stay updated with industry standards and legislation. We prioritise maximising value by leveraging our extensive buyer database and quality marketing.
Selling probate or inherited property can be complex, depending on the size of the estate. We understand that every situation is unique, and we take great care to handle every property with the respect and attention it deserves.
That’s why we’ve created this introduction to it.
The information we share is based on experience (and does not constitute legal advice).
A guide to probate
When selling a property left behind by a relative, probate is often involved.
But what is probate?
It’s the formal permission needed to deal with someone’s estate (their property, money, and possessions) after they have passed away.
If you are named in the deceased person’s will as an executor, you can apply for probate. But even if they didn’t leave a will, depending on your relationship to them, you can apply to become the administrator of the estate.
In most cases, you will need legal permission to sell their property, hence the need to apply for probate. Before applying for probate, it’s advisable to prepare if a property is part of their estate.
Depending on the size of the estate, applying for probate can take between 4 and 52 weeks. However, you can market a property for sale during this time as you await the granting of probate.
If you want to find out more about any area of probate sales in further detail, then download our probate sales specialists' brochure here.
If you require any further details or are looking for some free independent property advice, then get in touch today on 020 7323 9574.
Some of our probate properties
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