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UK probate properties for sale are often considered to be some of the best deals in the real estate market. For some buyers, they can present them with the opportunity of owning their dream home.  In general, probate properties aren’t usually available for sale on the open market; if they are, it’s not for very long. Indeed, agents usually offer them quietly to potential buyers registered with them. Some may not be officially for sale until the executors have secured the authority to sell the property.  Alternatively, executors may decide to sell the property via an auction.  That said, there are online property companies, auction houses and local estate agents that sell probate properties. So, why could UK probate properties offer buyers the best deals?

What to do to sell property in Norwich?   There are a number of things you can do to help Sell Property in Norwich . Including:    ●    Be proactive – you can have excellent estate agents and solicitors working for you but if you decide to go on holiday days before the contracts are due to be signed or even exchanged, don’t blame them for any delay. Instruct a solicitor at the same time you instruct an estate agent and they can start working on the paperwork for the property you are selling. Also, chat to your estate agent and solicitor on a weekly basis. ●    Don’t be afraid to use multiple agencies – you want to sell your property quickly and sometimes, using two or three estate agents sparks a little competition between them. It also boosts the chances of selling your property quickly but, if one agent isn’t working as proactively as you would like, don’t hesitate to dis-instruct them and go elsewhere; otherwise, it could have a negative impact on your property sale. ● 

Probate properties can often be great deals, generally because they were owned by the older generation and usually need updating. In most probate cases, the property doesn’t come onto the open market until probate has been granted. That said, the executors can put the property up for sale prior to the Grant of Probate. So, if you’re thinking of making an offer on a probate property, what do you need to know about this slightly different sales process? A probate property is one that was owned by a deceased person. It forms part of their estate and is subject to the legal probate process. Beneficiaries of a deceased person’s estate cannot do anything with that property, such as sell it, rent it out or live in it, until the executors of the deceased’s will have received a Grant of Probate, which gives them the authority to manage the property. In the case where there is no will, a close family member, friend or solicitor applies for what is called Letters of Administration. This is part o