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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: right to sell Posted by Kristine-CA on November 03, 2009 at 1:04 PM In Reply to: right to sell posted by Jane M on November 03, 2009 at 9:48 AM Like I said, let this one play out as usual. You don't make any requests for docs. The agent, the escrow/title people and the attorney or administrator take care of all of that. Let everyone earn their fees. Agents often don't understand probate situations, but you'll be made aware of any issues by escrow pretty quickly. : 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 a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : Like I said, let this one play out as usual. You don't make any requests for docs. The agent, the escrow/title people and the attorney or administrator take care of all of that. Let everyone earn their fees. : Agents often don't understand probate situations, but you'll be made aware of any issues by escrow pretty quickly. : : 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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