Inherited a house?We make probate easy.
We buy houses, land, and probate properties all over Arkansas and Tennessee. As-is, on your schedule. You don't pay any fees, you don't fix a thing, and you don't deal with agents. Just an honest cash offer from folks who live right here.
Three steps. No pressure, ever.
Probate is hard enough on a family. We built our process to be clear, patient, and respectful of what y'all are going through.
See the full process- 1
Tell us about the property
Send us a few details. Address, what's going on, your timeline. Takes about 2 minutes.
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Get a fair, written offer
We look at recent sales nearby and give you a call within one business day with a clear, no obligation offer.
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Close on your schedule
Pick a closing date that works for the estate. We cover all closing costs. You walk away with cash in hand.
Real questions from real Arkansas and Tennessee families.
If you're early in probate anywhere in Arkansas or Tennessee, these are probably the questions keeping you up at night. Here's the straight talk.
- Not necessarily. In Arkansas, the executor or administrator can usually sign a contract once Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration are issued — sometimes even earlier with court approval. We routinely close while probate is still open and have probate-savvy attorneys we can refer you to if you need one.
Ready when you are.
Whether you need to close in two weeks or two years, we'll meet you where you're at. Pick up the phone and talk to a real local — Arkansas or Tennessee. No scripts, no pressure.