WHAT WE OFFER
We appreciate you considering Properties by Dinorah to help with your probate real estate requirements.
The following services are provided by our staff to assist you and make the procedure as easy and straightforward as possible:
Market Ready Plan
Advice on how to get your house ready when staging, painting, or renovating is required.
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Quick Close Cash Offers
In addition to conventional sales, we also have a network of quick-closing cash investors and purchasers.
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Traditional Sales
For homeowners who wish to maximize their revenues, full service is meant to offer the best possible marketing and visibility.
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Estate Sale / Clean-Out Services
Assistance in organizing property clean-outs or estate sales, as well as direction to help you consider all your alternatives.
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Concierge Services
A full-time team member who can help with organizing the specifics of any job you need, including cleaning, renovation, and handyman labor.
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Property Management
If you choose to lease your property, our network offers management services.
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Agent Referral Network
We work with leading real estate agents nationwide that have customers wishing to relocate here - finding more buyers for your home!
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Attorney Network
Access to our network of reputable family and estate attorneys.
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Field Service Manager
We have a full-time employee who will make routine inspections and provide condition reports if you are out of state or need assistance monitoring your property.
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Easy Exit Listing Program
You may terminate our services with a 24-hour written notice if you're dissatisfied.
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PREPARING FOR PROBATE
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Here are some steps you can take as an executor or personal representative to be prepared for the probate process:
- Compile a list of valuables owned by the estate.
- Get a copy of any Real Estate Deeds. We can help you with this.
- Make a file for each bank account with the recent statements included.
- Make separate files for securities investments, including 401K accounts, with the recent statements included.
- Any cash associated with the estate should be tallied and safely stored.
- Make separate files for any business ownership of the deceased.
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It’s also a good idea to make a list of the deceased’s debts, including the payment frequency for each (monthly, annually, etc.).
This will help the estate be organized and demonstrate to all heirs involved that there are real bills to be paid. Below is a list of common bills:
- Taxes- property tax and income/sales tax if they operated a business.
- Mortgage for owned real estate.
- Utility bills and property insurance must be kept current, even if there is no owned real estate.
- Unpaid medical bills.
- Revolving credit payments (credit cards, HELOC loans, student loans).
- Maintenance for any real estate property.
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