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Take a deep breath. You are not alone in this.
If you are managing an estate in Prince George's, Montgomery, or surrounding counties, you are dealing with a unique set of local court timelines and requirements. Most families feel paralyzed by what to do with the physical property while they wait on the courts. I built this guide to give you immediate clarity.
Inside your free guide, you will discover:
How to Navigate The Probate Process In Maryland
A step by step guide to assist you with preparing to navigate the process
Your Fiduciary Duties As An Administrator
Your legal rights and responsibilities as an Executor or Administrator
Glossary, Resources & Tips
Full glossary to assist with understanding legal terms - Legal resources - Contractors Referrals and More!
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The Probate Real Estate Survival Guide
A plain-English playbook to help you protect the estate, the family, and your peace of mind.
What's inside:
The 7 steps every probate executor must take
How to avoid the most common (and costly) mistakes
When you can — and can't — sell the property
How to fairly handle disagreements between heirs
A simple checklist to keep everything organized
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Free Estate Consultation
A friendly, no-obligation conversation with a local probate specialist.
Property walkthrough & valuation
On-site or virtual — your choice.
Clear next steps
A simple action plan tailored to your situation.
Local market insights
In depth market analysis and data research to show how to price and what market conditions to expect
Families We've Helped
Real stories from neighbors across Maryland & D.C.
"I had no idea where to start after losing my mom. They walked me through everything with so much patience. I finally felt like I could breathe."
Tanya M.
Verified Client · Prince George's County, M
"We thought we'd have to spend thousands fixing the house. Instead, they bought it as-is and handled the cleanout. Lifesavers."
Marcus T.
Verified Client · Washington, D.C.
"Honest, kind, and never pushy. They gave us our options and let us decide. I'd recommend them to anyone going through this."
David & Renee K.
Verified Client · Baltimore County, MD
FAQs
Answers to Your Probate Property Concerns, Simplified
What does a probate real estate agent do?
A probate real estate agent handles property sales involving estates of deceased persons, ensuring compliance with probate laws.
How are probate property sales different from regular sales?
Probate sales require court approval and follow specific legal processes, making them more complex than regular sales.
What is needed to sell a property during probate?
To sell during probate, approval from the probate court and the estate executor is essential.
Can Probate Realty Solutions assist with junk removal and repairs?
Yes, our team will take the lead on these tasks with no up front costs in most cases. These fees will be paid when the property sells
What are examples of estate expenses?
Property maintenance, utility bills, lawn care, insurance premiums, professional fees ie: realtors, attorneys, accountants, appraisers etc.
What if I believe that a claim against the estate is invalid?
You can file an objection to the claim with the Orphan’s Court and the court will decide if the claim is enforceable.
Can probaterealtysolutions help if Im not local
Absolutely! We can handle much of the probate real estate process remotely, and we utilize various digital tools to facilitate communication and document sharing to keep you informed and engaged, no matter where you are located.
How long do probate sales take
Probate sales can take anywhere from a few months to over a year depending on various factors
Why should I choose probaterealtysolutions for probate real estate services?
Our expertise in real estate and probate law ensures a seamless and compassionate resolution, providing tailored solutions that respect the sensitive nature of probate sales.
Can I be paid to be an executor or administrator?
Yes. It’s called a personal representative commission and it’s based on the value of the estate.
How long do people and businesses have to file a claim against the estate?
Generally within 6 months from the date of death, or 2 months after notice is given to the creditor.
