Estate & probate

Selling an Inherited House in Alberta

Inheriting a house usually means inheriting a to-do list: contents to sort, decades of maintenance nobody kept up with, taxes and insurance to keep paying, and often siblings in different cities trying to agree on what to do.

SellNow Properties buys inherited and estate properties across Alberta as-is. Take what matters to your family and leave the rest — clearing the property is on us.

Probate and timing in Alberta

Most estate sales in Alberta need a grant of probate before title can transfer, and that takes time at the Surrogate Court. We're used to waiting: an agreement can be in place while probate is pending, with closing set once the grant is issued. Your estate lawyer will confirm what's required for your file.

Why executors choose a direct sale

Executors have a duty to the estate, and part of that is avoiding unnecessary cost and risk. A direct sale removes repair spending, staging, showings and commissions, and gives the beneficiaries a defined figure to plan around.

  • No repairs, cleaning or clearing required
  • No realtor commissions on a direct sale to us
  • One viewing instead of months of showings
  • Works for out-of-province beneficiaries

Multiple beneficiaries

When several people inherit a property, disagreement over price is common. A written offer with a clear closing date often gives families something concrete to decide on, rather than debating hypotheticals.

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