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Our house buying service for probate property, is designed to remove the hassle and stress associated with managing another property, and release your inheritance quickly when you want to simply sell a probate property.
Selling an inherited property following the death of a loved one is an extra burden at an already difficult time – but we can help with a guaranteed quick sale, releasing the cash in just a matter of weeks, or in a timescale that works for you.
As a beneficiary, sorting through a property owner’s estate can be a long and complicated process. Not to mention the problems that can arise while the property is empty, ranging from vandalism and security to maintenance issues and the costs of managing an empty property.
All of these problems create an extra cost to you, but by choosing to sell a probate property to us, you would reduce the risk and hassle, and receive cash in the bank for your property, quickly.
You can read more in our guide about selling probate property here.
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Every year people inherit property that they may not expect to. As a result you might inherit a property that you have little knowledge about and that property could be a long distance from your home too. Here at Open Property Group, we have property and valuation experience throughout England and Wales, and we value thousands of properties each year. We are experts in purchasing probate property with or without problems.
We make instant cash offers on any type of property throughout England and Wales, regardless of the size, value or condition. Simply speak to our friendly property experts for a cash offer – which you can accept or not, or take your time to think about and let us know when you’re ready. The last thing we’d ever do is put any unnecessary pressure on you and your family.
With us, you won’t have any estate agent or auction fees as we buy directly from the beneficiaries. Then once the sale is complete, we’ll also settle any legal expenses – leaving you nothing to pay and no fees or charges whatsoever.
Tell us how quickly you’d like to take things and we’ll build the sale’s timetable around you. On the proviso that probate has been granted; on average, the whole process takes around 14 days but if that’s a bit too quick just let us know and we’ll work at your own pace.
Your convenience is our number one priority so we will even clear the property for you, reducing your stress, hassle and expense at what is always an emotional time for everyone involved.
Contact us today for an instant cash offer for your probate property in any condition.
We understand that selling a probate property in the UK can be a delicate matter, so we endeavor to keep stress to a minimum by not charging estate agency fees - saving you thousands of pounds. In addition, we will pay your solicitor’s fees and cover the cost of any EPC required.
Open Property Group specialises in buying properties for cash no matter what their condition. We will give you time to clear a probate property, if you desire, or we can take on the property ‘as seen’ with all its contents, if it makes matters easier.
We start the process with an instant cash offer and if you accept, completion can be reached in as little as seven working days. It’s no problem if you need more time - we’ll always work to your timescale.
The transference of property between seller and buyer is a legal matter and will always need a solicitor to draw up and exchange contracts; carry out the relevant searches and ensure monies are handled correctly. To save you expense and stress, Open Property Group will pay your solicitor fees.
It helps if you can find the property title deeds (ask Land Registry, the mortgage lender or the solicitor who last sold the property); any sharehold, leasehold or freehold paperwork, and details of any management company involved, although Open Property Group can help at every step.
This depends on a number of factors. These include who lived in the property, who is planning the sale (a personal representatives or executor) and whether that person already owns a property. Upon a sale, the estate may be liable for Capital Gains Tax, or there may be a case for main residence exemption. Working out what tax is due when a probate property is sold can be a complex matter but Open Property Group can talk through your situation and offer advice.
Despite having a will, it is crucial that probate is obtained after someone’s death. Without probate, you almost certainly have no legal authorisation to sell a property. The only exception may be if your name is already listed on the title deeds. If there is no will, a grant of letters of administration have to been obtained - the equivalent of probate - before a property can be sold. A property can be advertised for sale before probate is secured but it can't complete until probate is obtained.
There are no restrictions on selling an inherited property once probate has been obtained. In fact, many beneficiaries will want to sell an inherited property - especially if they already own a home, don't feel the inherited property matches their needs or they don't want to become a landlord. You can sell the property ‘as seen’ or carry out improvement works first. Once thing to think about is how quickly you need to dispose of the inherited asset - if you want to sell the house fast, Open Property Group can help.
This depends on a number of factors. These include who lived in the property, who is planning the sale (a personal representatives or executor) and whether that person already owns a property. Upon a sale, the estate may be liable for Capital Gains Tax, or there may be a case for main residence exemption. Working out what tax is due when a probate property is sold can be a complex matter but Open Property Group can talk through your situation and offer advice.
Despite having a will, it is crucial that probate is obtained after someone’s death. Without probate, you almost certainly have no legal authorisation to sell a property. The only exception may be if your name is already listed on the title deeds. If there is no will, a grant of letters of administration have to been obtained - the equivalent of probate - before a property can be sold. A property can be advertised for sale before probate is secured but it can't complete until probate is obtained.
There are no restrictions on selling an inherited property once probate has been obtained. In fact, many beneficiaries will want to sell an inherited property - especially if they already own a home, don't feel the inherited property matches their needs or they don't want to become a landlord. You can sell the property ‘as seen’ or carry out improvement works first. Once thing to think about is how quickly you need to dispose of the inherited asset - if you want to sell the house fast, Open Property Group can help.
We buy property directly and you won’t pay any agent’s fee