Estates & inherited homes
We help executors, administrators and heirs across NYC and Long Island sell estate properties that are behind on payments or facing foreclosure, including through a short sale. No fees to you.
Pre-foreclosure
Payments missed after a death add up quickly, and families often find out about the foreclosure late. The earlier we talk, the more can still be done.
We work with the lender so the property can be sold before the auction whenever possible. We never promise what we can't deliver.
Who we work with
If you're responsible for a family home after someone has passed, we can help you sell it without repairs, cleanouts or showings.
You're handling the estate and need a straightforward sale.
The house was left to you, alone or with siblings.
We can handle most of the process without you traveling to New York.
How it works
A short, private call about the home and where the estate stands.
We work with the lender and take care of the fees, so the estate pays nothing out of pocket.
No repairs and no cleanout. Leave behind what you don't want to keep.
What we can handle
No cleanout needed before the sale.
One clear process for the whole family.
Including a short sale if the estate owes more than the home is worth.
We buy as-is, in any condition.
We can work with the home occupied.
Call as soon as you can. Time matters.
Questions
Not necessarily, but time matters. Call as soon as you can and a specialist will walk you through what's possible. No one can promise an auction will be postponed.
Often, yes. The executor or administrator signs for the estate, and we handle the back-and-forth with the lender.
In many cases, yes. We work directly with the executor or administrator and plan the sale around where the estate stands.
We take care of those. Liens, judgments, unpaid water bills and violations on the property are handled as part of the sale, so you don’t have to sort them out yourself.
No. Take what you want to keep and leave the rest.
That's common. The mortgage is paid from the sale, and if the estate owes more than the home is worth, a short sale may be possible.
No. A call is free and doesn't commit you to anything.