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5 Things You Need to Know About Selling a Probate Property in Boise

February 12, 2024

If you have recently inherited a property in Boise and need to sell it, you may be wondering what the process looks like. Selling a probate property can be a complex and challenging process, but with the right knowledge and guidance, it can be done successfully. In this post, we will cover five things you … Continued

5 Tips for Selling a Probate Property in ID

April 22, 2022

By Dan Walters

Inheriting a property after losing a family member or beloved friend can be an overwhelming experience. With or without a will, estates must go through the process of probate. Naturally, if there is a will, the process is much smoother. The home would be in perfect condition in an ideal world, with the mortgage paid … Continued

How to Decide if You Should Sell Your Inherited House in Boise or Hold Onto It

January 10, 2022

By Dan Walters

When you inherit a house, you face many decisions, the first of which is whether or not to keep the property. Although, of course, many factors come into play, and this may not be the best time to make such significant financial decisions, yet time waits for no one. It is helpful to have a … Continued

5 Tips for Siblings Dealing With Inherited Property in Boise

September 9, 2021

By Dan Walters

Have you inherited property in Boise? 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

How To Sell a Probate Property in Boise

September 18, 2020

By Dan Walters

After facing the loss of a loved one who didn’t have a will or investments protecting against the process altogether, probate can mean long drawn out proceedings, especially with larger estates. It can be costly to go through, so avoid making the mistake of skipping any of the legal requirements which can further tie up … Continued