Inherited a house in Tampa Bay? Sell it as-is — on the estate’s timeline.

• The contents. Leave what you don’t want. Take the photos and the heirlooms; we handle the rest.
• The repairs. Roof, plumbing, a 1970s kitchen, a house that sat empty after the hurricanes — we buy it as-is.
• The bills while you wait. Back property taxes, utility liens and code fines are usually paid from the proceeds at closing.
• The distance. Out-of-state heirs can sign electronically or by mail; the title company handles the rest.

1. Talk it through. Tell AL who passed, whether there’s a will, and whether a probate case is open. If you don’t know yet, that’s fine — we can look up the public court record with you.
2. Offer and contract. We make a written cash offer. The contract can be signed by the personal representative and timed around the court.
3. Close through a title company. A licensed Florida title company confirms who can sign, clears the title, pays any liens, and sends the estate its proceeds.

Not sure who has authority to sign? Our longer guide explains personal representatives, summary administration and homestead in plain English: How to sell an inherited house in probate in Florida.

We’re not attorneys and we don’t give legal advice. We won’t pressure a grieving family to sign anything, and if a family member wants to keep the house or list it, we’ll tell you that’s a perfectly good choice.