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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] right to sell Posted by Jane M on November 03, 2009 at 9:48 AM In Reply to: Re: Probate question posted by Kristine-CA on November 02, 2009 at 10:36 PM HI,Kristine: Thank you for your email. Nice to hear from you again. Because the seller is not the owner(owner passed away), what document should i request them to show their exclusive right to sell? I don't want to see another grand kids showing up later saying they own part of the house too. Jane : I'd let this play out like any other purchase. The agent wants to get paid, the lawyer wants to get paid....so unless there's a problem, it's business as usual. : If a problem arises, then there are some things that a buyer can do to make the deal better. But a listed probate property is just a property for sale like any other, it just sometimes takes time. : : I know there are the probate experts here. Need you advice on this. : : I may be in contract with a normal MLS listings probate sales. : : The listing agent told me that the seller is the sole heir of the grandma passed away, so the lawyer said the house doesn't need court approval. : : I never bought a probate house before. Is there anything I should take notice of? : : As of contract, I used the Probate Purchase Agreement of CAR. : : Any insight is helpful. : : Thank you! : : Jane Follow Ups: Re: right to sell Kristine-CA 1:04 PM, 11/03/09 (0) Re: right to sell during probate proceding Rick, the Probate Guy 12:43 AM, 11/03/09 (2) Re: right to sell during probate proceding Jane M 10:23 PM, 11/03/09 (1) Re: right to sell during probate proceding Kristine-CA 7:56 PM, 11/06/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : HI,Kristine: : Thank you for your email. Nice to hear from you again. : Because the seller is not the owner(owner passed away), what document should i request : them to show their exclusive right to sell? I don't want to see another grand kids showing up later : saying they own part of the house too. : Jane : : I'd let this play out like any other purchase. The agent wants to get paid, the lawyer wants to get paid....so unless there's a problem, it's business as usual. : : If a problem arises, then there are some things that a buyer can do to make the deal better. But a listed probate property is just a property for sale like any other, it just sometimes takes time. : : : I know there are the probate experts here. Need you advice on this. : : : I may be in contract with a normal MLS listings probate sales. : : : The listing agent told me that the seller is the sole heir of the grandma passed away, so the lawyer said the house doesn't need court approval. : : : I never bought a probate house before. Is there anything I should take notice of? : : : As of contract, I used the Probate Purchase Agreement of CAR. : : : Any insight is helpful. : : : Thank you! : : : Jane [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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