First call
Share the property location, your role, the known documents, occupancy, condition, family goals, and what is still unknown. This is a practical intake, not a legal determination.
Authority and title review with professionals
Before a listing or contract, the probate attorney and title professional review the relevant authority, court documents, deed, ownership record, and transaction requirements. EstatePath does not provide legal advice or title underwriting.
Property assessment
With authorized access, document condition, occupancy, safety, deferred maintenance, belongings, and immediate carrying-cost needs. The assessment supports choices; it is not an appraisal or a promise of value.
Compare options and preparation
Compare a conventional listing, targeted repairs or staging, an as-is path, or holding or renting based on condition, costs, timing, authority, and family goals. Any estimate should show its assumptions.
Marketing and offers
After the authorized seller and professionals confirm the path, prepare marketing, disclose known facts as advised, coordinate showings, and review offers with the authorized decision-maker and their professionals.
Closing coordination
Coordinate documents, access, vendors, moving or cleanout timing, and final property information with the authorized representative, attorney, title professional, and other selected providers. No closing date or title result is promised.