Frequently asked questions
A Probate property is a real estate asset that is part of a deceased person's estate, which must go through the legal process of probate before it can be sold or transferred. This process involves validating the deceased's will (if there is one) and settling any debts or taxes owed before the property can be distributed to heirs or sold. Renovating a Probate property can be complex as it often involves legal and financial considerations, as well as the need for approvals from executors or court authorities.
Yes, dealing with probate properties can take additional time compared to standard property renovations. Probate properties often involve legal processes that must be completed before any renovation work can begin. This includes verifying the will, securing court approvals, and resolving any estate issues.
At OJD Homes we understand the complexities involved in probate properties and work closely with legal professionals to expedite these procedures as much as possible. Our team is experienced in handling the unique challenges associated with probate properties, ensuring that once the legalities are settled, renovations proceed smoothly and efficiently.
The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the estate. On average:
• Simple cases: 3–6 months
• Moderate cases: 6–12 months
• Complex cases with disputes: 12–24 months or longer
We specialise in:
• Buying probate properties quickly for cash.
• Helping executors sell probate homes efficiently.
• Supporting sellers through the probate selling process.
Yes, we buy properties as-is, even if they require refurbishment or legal work.
Yes, we can complete sales in weeks, avoiding lengthy property chains and delays.
