Inherited a Home in Michigan?
We'll Buy It for Cash.

Yes. We work with executors and families at every stage of probate. We can make an offer now and coordinate the closing with your probate timeline. We're familiar with Michigan probate processes and can help guide you through what to expect.

No. Leave everything as it is. Take what you want, leave the rest — we handle clearing out the property completely. This is one of the biggest advantages of selling directly to us rather than listing on the market.

We may be able to close in as little as seven days when probate requirements are met and title and transaction conditions allow. The timeline depends on where you are in the probate process, but we accommodate whatever pace works for your family — whether you need speed or prefer more time.

We regularly work with families where multiple siblings or heirs are involved. We're patient, we communicate clearly with everyone who needs to be in the loop, and we respect that family decisions take time. There's no pressure and no rush.

No fees, no commissions, no closing costs on your end. We cover standard closing costs. The offer we present is the amount you receive — there are no deductions or surprises.

When you inherit a property, the IRS typically adjusts — or "steps up" — the home's tax basis to its fair market value at the date of the previous owner's death. This means if the home was purchased decades ago for $80,000 and is now worth $200,000, your basis becomes $200,000. If you sell for $200,000, you owe no capital gains tax. This stepped-up basis is one of the most significant tax advantages available to heirs and makes selling an inherited property far simpler from a tax perspective than many people expect. We always recommend consulting a CPA or tax professional for advice specific to your situation.

We deal with title issues regularly. Reverse mortgage balances, tax liens, mechanic's liens, unresolved judgments, missing heirs, outdated deeds — these are common in inherited properties. We work with experienced title companies and real estate attorneys who specialize in clearing title for inherited homes. In most cases, we can handle all of this on our side so you don't have to navigate it alone. The key is starting the conversation early — the sooner we know about any issues, the smoother the process.