Selling a house through probate, without the runaround
Probate already involves a court, an attorney, and paperwork. The house sale is the one part that can be simple.
How it works
Utah probate — formal or informal — gives the personal representative authority to sell estate property, and most estates want the same three things: a real price, no repair project, and paperwork the attorney can bless quickly. That's the shape of every probate purchase we do: as-is, on a written number, closing when the estate is ready.
Our agreements handle death-and-probate timing explicitly, the title company coordinates letters testamentary and estate requirements, and electronic signing means out-of-state representatives never book a flight.
The guaranteed amount is the minimum you receive when your home sells — no fees or commissions come out of it.
Close in weeks or months — you pick the date, and you can cancel within 3 business days of signing, no questions asked.
Marketing and buyer negotiations run through an independent Utah licensed brokerage; closings run through a licensed title company. Keyela is the investor putting its own money behind your price.
Common questions
Do you need court approval to buy?
The estate's authority depends on formal vs. informal probate and the letters issued — your attorney confirms it, and our title company handles the documentation either way.
The house has decades of belongings in it.
Leave them. Cleanout is ours. Take what matters to the family first.
Can we sign before probate closes?
Usually yes — sign now, close when authority is confirmed. That locks the price while the process runs.
See your number — free, in minutes
No obligation, no fees, and nothing is binding until you sign — with a 3-day cancellation right even then. Or call us: (801) 758-2234.
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