Probate sales
Probate home sales,handled with care.
Probate real estate transactions in Oregon have their own rhythm — court timelines, executor duties, and often multiple heirs. We know the process and move at its pace, not ours.
Executor-friendly process
As executor, your job is fiduciary — you owe the estate honest work. Our offer includes clear comps, adjustments, and a straightforward closing timeline so you can document your decisions.
Coordinating with your attorney
We loop your estate attorney into every step: purchase agreement review, court approvals if required, and the eventual closing. Nothing moves without their sign-off.
As-is purchases
Probate homes are often in original condition. That's fine — we buy exactly as the property sits. No inventory sale required, no clean-out demanded.
Every closing gives back
20% of every closing supports Oregon nonprofits protecting children and strengthening families.
See where donations go →Frequently asked
Straight answers.
Do probate sales in Oregon require court confirmation?
Sometimes, depending on the estate's authority (independent vs. supervised administration). Your attorney will tell you. We're flexible either way.
How long does a typical probate sale take?
If probate is already open and the executor has authority, we can close on our normal 2–4 week timeline. If probate is still pending, we can enter into a purchase agreement now with closing contingent on probate closure.
What if there are outstanding liens or mortgages?
Common in probate. The title company clears them at closing from the sale proceeds. You typically don't need to resolve them upfront.
Can you buy if the will is being contested?
Not until the contest resolves. We can hold an agreement in place with a longer close, but we won't close over an active dispute.
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