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Sell Probate
To sell a probate property in Los Angeles, the personal representative lists the home with a real estate agent and accepts an offer. The sale then either closes under independent authority or proceeds to a court confirmation hearing where buyers can overbid, including cases involving tenant-occupied probate properties. The exact path depends on the authority granted by the court, including whether the estate has full authority under the Independent Administration of Estates Act or limited authority.
If you are faced with the sale of real property through probate proceedings, you’ve come to the right place. This section of The Sanborn Team website is designed to answer the questions of heirs as well as their agents and attorneys. Here you’ll find guidelines for interviewing a real estate agent and selecting a team to represent you, details on the probate process, tips for sellers and frequently asked questions.
Sanborn team
Selling Probate Real Estate
We also offer resources such as a probate glossary and links to California Probate Code and disclosure data. We are always available to answer your questions and to manage your probate sale transaction. Our commitment to seamless service means the only thing you have to do is contact us. We’ll do the rest.




