Here are some answers to the questions that come up most often.
Our records identified you as a potential beneficiary/heir of the estate referenced in the letter. As such, we are interested in making you a cash offer in exchange for your interest.
Excellent question! Assuming you are a legal heir/beneficiary and are interested in selling your interest, everything will be put in writing and signed by all parties in compliance with Florida Law.
Although the data used to locate potential relatives is fairly accurate, it is not fool-proof. Sometimes this results in letters sent to people who are completely unrelated. If that happened to you, please feel free to disregard this letter and accept our apologies.
In a perfect word, everyone would agree to sell their interest. That doesn’t always happen. We are well aware of this. Based on past experience, once one beneficiary sells his/her interest, the others naturally follow. We assume the risk of that not happening. This will not impact any potential deal you negotiate with us.
Absolutely nothing! We will pay all legal costs/expenses to probate the estate (if there is no probate). You will have no liability whatsoever. This is clearly spelled out in the contract.
Not at all! We will pay all costs incurred in probating the estate. We have a network of attorneys that we work with for these types of matters.
If you have a specific attorney you wish to use, that is perfectly fine. We will pay that attorney the reasonable fees/costs in probating the estate. The only caveat being that attorney must be licensed in the State of Florida and in good standing with the Florida Bar.
There are a multitude of factors that are taken into consideration. For one, whether or not you are a lawful heir/beneficiary and if so, how much of an interest you have. By way of example, suppose you have two (2) other siblings in addition to yourself. You would only be entitled to 1/3rd. As such, your offer will reflect that.
Other factors are the condition of the property, the amount of liens (i.e. mortgages, association dues, delinquent taxes, etc.…) and comparable sales data.
We pay you a small percentage upfront upon the signing of the initial documents. This is done as a showing of good faith. The remainder is paid upon successful completion of probating the estate or once the title is transferred (if there has already been a probate). Depending on the circumstances, this may take up to 2-3 months.
Not at all! Everything can be done online. In most states (including Florida), documents can be electronically notarized online. We will pay all electronic notary fees.
Each person’s situation is unique. It is recommended you consult with a tax professional. We are unable to provide you with tax advice.
This company is a LIFESAVER. After my mom died, her property went into foreclosure. I was able to get a check for money I didn’t even know I was entitled to. Had I not contacted them, the property would have been foreclosed and I would never have seen this money.
My distant uncle passed away. I had no idea I was entitled to inherit. I was skeptical at first not knowing what this was. They were so friendly and easy to work with! They did everything they said that would do. I am 100% satisfied!
After the passing of our father, we were unable to sell the property due to tax liens and code violations. Instead of letting the bank take the property, I responded to a letter I received. I am soo happy I did that! We all got money that we would have never gotten otherwise. These guys are the real deal!
This process was so simple, fast and easy. They are friendly and a pleasure to work with.
This company is friendly and big on good customer service. My only minor complaint is that the probate took a little longer than expected. They did keep me posted each step of the way.
I did a deal with these guys and got funds quickly! Even though my other siblings were not on board it was no problem at all. They still got to keep the property and I got paid. I call that a win-win!
