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How can Probate Realtors work with Attorneys

My name is Steve Hoopes. I am the Team Lead for the Hoopes and Norton Team: Your #1 source for reliable real estate services in Southern Nevada. ‪@hoopesandnorton‬ While we list and sell all kinds of properties here in the Greater Las Vegas Valley, we specialize in properties being sold through probate. We’ve closed hundreds of probate sales over several years, earning us a reputation among our peers and the legal community as a team that can get the job done. We’ve created this brief video series highlighting various topics covering probate and probate real estate sales. It's important to note the content of these videos is not meant to be “LEGAL ADVICE” The laws regarding Wills, Probate and Estate Planning can vary by state and county. As with any major decision, we recommend you consult with an attorney or estate planning professional to determine the best course of action for your specific situation. That being said, we hope you enjoy this series and will look to Hoopes and Norton as a resource for all your real estate needs. CALL NOW! Signature Real Estate Group NV RE license number BS.26453 Probate Realtors and probate attorneys work together to help clients navigate the probate process and settle the estate of a deceased person. While their roles are different, they often collaborate to ensure that the process runs smoothly and efficiently. Probate attorneys are responsible for guiding the Estate’s personal representative (“executor” or “administrator”) through the legal requirements of the probate process. They provide legal advice on issues such as inventorying assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing assets to beneficiaries or heirs. They also represent the personal representative in court if necessary. Probate Realtors, on the other hand, help sell real property owned by the estate. They provide advice on pricing, strategies for marketing, and suggestions for preparing the property for sale. Realtors also become a referral source for reputable service providers such as contractors, property managers, demo/clean out specialists, and companies that provide estate sale services. When a property is going to be sold as part of the administration of the estate, a probate Realtor and probate attorney will work together to ensure that the sale of the property complies with all legal requirements. In addition to proper court filings, extensive disclosures, waivers, and addendums are usually a part of the negotiations. Title may need to be cleared and other unknown liens or judgements may have to be addressed. Occasionally, holdover tenants, trespassers or squatters become a problem. Similarly, sometimes vandalism occurs which, if not addressed, can delay or even stop the sale or closing. The attorney and the probate specialist should work together to get these problems resolved and keep the transaction moving forward. Ultimately, the goal of both is to help the personal representative settle the estate as efficiently and effectively as possible, while ensuring that all legal requirements are met, and the interests of the beneficiaries or heirs are protected. ‪@hoopesandnorton‬