Probate Real Estate Sale Reference Guide

All properties for sale will be listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) upon approval for marketing. Each property will have a deadline date to submit your highest and best offer. The listed price is the minimum offer to be entertained.

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Probate Real Estate Sale Reference Guide:

  1. Must use Probate Purchase Agreement Contract that is attached to the MLS listing.
  2. Send offers and proof of funds to teamlewissd@gmail.com
  3. All offers must be at or above listed price.
  4. Selected offer is required to give a 10% (Of sales price) deposit in the form of cashier's check payable to "Public Administrator"
  5. 10% deposit is non-refundable if buyer is unable to perform.
  6. There are no contingencies for each property
  7. All properties are sold "As is"
  8. Buyers to submit articles of corporation or LLC if applicable.
  9. Due diligence is to be completed before submitting offer.
  10. 15 day escrow will begin upon the date found on the Notice of Proposed Action (NOPA) or Confirmation of Sale date
  11. The procedure to confirm a sale in court (Court Confirmation) will ALWAYS be an option and at the discretion of the Public Administrator/Guardian at any time.

In San Diego County, the Office of the Public Administrator/Public Guardian operates under the Probate Division of the Superior Court of California, and Brian’s duties as a Contractor for the Public Administrator are monitored under this jurisdiction.

If you need assistance in this mattter or have questions about how real estate can be handled as part of this process, we're here to help.

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