Inherited a Commercial Building?
We Make It Simple to Convert It to Cash.

The Concerns Heirs Share With Us

• ❓"I don't know anything about commercial real estate. I have no idea what this building is worth."
• 👥"There are multiple heirs and we all need to agree. Can you work with that?"
• ⚖️"The property is going through probate. Is that a problem?"
• 🏚️"The building hasn't been maintained. I don't know how bad the condition is."
• 💰"I'm not a real estate person. I just want to sell it and move on."
• 📬"There might be tenants in there. I'm not sure what the situation is."

Inheriting a commercial property is stressful, especially if you're not in the real estate business. You're dealing with an estate, possibly with siblings or other heirs, and you have a building to manage in the meantime — a building that may have tenants, maintenance needs, and ongoing costs.

We work with heirs and estate executors regularly, and we understand how to navigate these situations. We're patient, we explain everything clearly, and we work with estate attorneys and multiple heirs when that's required.

What Happens When Multiple Heirs Are Involved

If you're one of several heirs who need to agree on the sale, we work through that. We've handled transactions with two heirs, four heirs, and more. Everyone has to be on board with the sale — we understand that — and we give everyone time to review and approve the offer.

What If the Property Is in Probate?

We can often still move forward if the property is in probate, depending on the state and the stage of the process. We've worked with estate attorneys on probate sales before. Give us a call and we'll talk through where you are in the process — we'll tell you honestly whether and how we can help.

The bottom line: don't assume the situation is too complicated. We've seen a lot, and we'll at least take the time to understand your situation before saying no.