MAINTENANCE AND RENOVATIONS

Plumbing issues, electrical troubles, structural repairs, HVAC system maintenance and repairs, and overall renovation challenges can be seen as significant obstacles and discouraging to homeowners. On the contrary these issues are Proper's cup of tea.

MISSING WILL

In the absence of a will, determining the rightful heirs to the property becomes more complex. This may involve identifying and locating potential heirs, verifying their relationship to the deceased, and navigating legal procedures to establish their ownership rights. The process is cumbersome, and we have the team that can provide solutions.

BILL COLLECTION

If there are outstanding debts or liabilities associated with the property, the absence of a will can make it challenging to determine who is responsible for those debts. This can create uncertainty for potential buyers and affect the marketability of the property.

UTILITIES

Remember, each utility provider may have specific requirements and procedures for addressing inherited homes. Contacting them directly and seeking guidance will help you navigate these issues more effectively. Additionally, consulting with professionals such as real estate agents, estate attorneys, or property managers can provide valuable insights and assistance in managing utility-related matters for inherited homes.

SORTING TIME

Consider creating a systematic approach, such as tackling one room or category of items at a time. You can also seek professional assistance from estate clean-out services or professional organizers, who can provide expertise and guidance to help expedite the sorting process. Remember to take care of yourself during this time, as it can be emotionally and physically demanding. Pace yourself, seek support from loved ones, and prioritize self-care throughout the process of sorting through an inherited home.

TENANTS

It's important to handle the situation carefully and in compliance with local laws and regulations. Here are some key steps to consider: Review lease agreements, understand tenant rights, assess future plans, and possibly consider seeking legal advice. Approach the situation with empathy and open communication. Respecting tenant rights can help facilitate a smooth transition and ensure a positive experience for all involved.