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Have you inherited property in Texas? Sadly, without proper forethought, you may suddenly face life without your parents, who have left their property to all of their children without a plan in place, which can be quite a chaotic experience. Dealing with a sudden whirlwind of paperwork and details during such an emotionally difficult time … Continued

If you’ve inherited a property and you’re planning to sell it, make sure you read this blog post for 3 tips about how to price your inherited home in Texas for sale… Did you inherit a property that you’re now thinking about selling? While an inherited property can be a wonderful gift from a loved … Continued

Dealing with the loss of a beloved family member or very close friend is a stressful time that can become even more complicated by suddenly finding yourself immersed in dealing with an inheritance. It may be challenging to focus, so we have outlined five things to do immediately after inheriting a house in Texas Lines … Continued

Dealing with probate can be a long and frustrating process. In our latest post, learn how to avoid probate court in Texas! Nobody wants to have to go through the probate process, especially if they plan to sell the inherited property once their loved ones have passed. By planning ahead, people are able to avoid … Continued

Inheriting a house can seem like a blessing in some situations, but it’s important to be aware of the potential hidden costs that come with it. It is very likely that you have some mixed emotions about the whole thing. You may be dealing with grief, costs, family members, and all sorts of things that … Continued

Despite what at times can be an overwhelming life experience, selling an inherited house in Texas with multiple heirs involved doesn’t have to be as complicated as it seems. For most heirs, selling a close family member’s real estate after death is challenging and emotional due to losing that close relationship in addition to the … Continued

Are you dealing with the loss of a loved one and no will? Losing someone you love can be a very challenging time. There are so many things to consider and take care of, not to mention the emotional toll. Inheriting real estate in Texas can be a tricky situation, especially if there isn’t a … Continued

For many, inheriting a home can be a walking paradox to experience: overnight, you are left with property of sizable value you can use to improve your life while still also processing and mourning the loss of a loved one. For those who are pondering the next best move to make in this situation, understanding … Continued