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Sell an Inherited or Probate House in Reno, NV

Inherited a house you don’t want to keep? We buy inherited and probate properties as-is for cash (no cleanouts, repairs, or showings), and we’ll walk you through every option, even if selling to us isn’t the best fit.

Tell us a little about the property

No obligation. We’ll reach out to see how we can help.

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Or call 775-993-1209. No obligation. No pressure.

What happens next: we review your details, reach out by your preferred method within 24 hours, and share a no-obligation offer if it fits.

Who We Help

Inheriting a House Can Be a Lot to Handle

Losing someone is hard enough. Here are some of the things that make an inherited house feel overwhelming, and how a simple as-is sale can help.

The house is full of belongings

Take what matters to your family and leave the rest. We buy as-is and take care of cleanouts and junk removal.

It needs repairs or updates

Dated, worn, or damaged? You don’t need to fix, paint, or even clean before selling to us.

Several heirs need to agree

We’re happy to explain the offer to everyone involved, together or separately, so nobody feels left out of the decision.

You live out of the area

Visits can be in person or virtual, and the paperwork can be coordinated through the title company.

Costs keep adding up

Property taxes, insurance, utilities, and upkeep continue while an inherited house sits.

The house is sitting vacant

Empty houses can invite code issues, break-ins, and vandalism. Selling as-is can take that worry off your plate.

Probate Basics

Selling a House in Probate: What to Know First

This is general information, not legal advice. Your attorney is the right person to answer questions about your specific estate. Want the full picture? Read our plain-English Nevada probate guide.

Step 1

Talk to a probate attorney

Every estate is different. A Nevada probate attorney can tell you whether court involvement is needed and what has to happen before a sale.

Step 2

Confirm who can sign

Generally, only the person with legal authority over the property (such as a court-appointed personal representative or the trustee of a trust) can sign to sell.

Step 3

Get the heirs on the same page

Talk openly about whether to keep, rent, list, or sell as-is. We can share a no-obligation offer to help everyone compare.

Step 4

Choose the path that fits

If selling as-is makes sense, we work alongside your attorney and title company and plan the closing around the estate’s timeline.

We’re glad to talk early, even before probate is finished, so you know your options ahead of time.

Why Sell As-Is

Why Sell an Inherited House As-Is for Cash

No cleanouts: leave what you don’t want
No repairs, cleaning, or showings
No commissions, and we cover closing costs
Can close in as little as 7 days when title allows, or on the date you choose
One point of contact for the whole family
In-person or virtual visits for out-of-town heirs

Selling an inherited property can have tax consequences. A CPA or tax advisor can explain how it applies to you.

The Process

How It Works

1

Tell us about the house

Call or fill out the form. Share where things stand with the estate, even if you’re not sure yet.

2

Review your options

We visit (in person or virtual), walk the property, and explain a no-obligation as-is cash offer, plus any other options that might fit better.

3

Close on the estate’s timeline

When you and the estate are ready, we coordinate with title and your attorney to close on the date you choose.

Avery Sears, Reno Home Fellows
Who We Are

A Local Family You Can Talk To

I’m Avery Sears. My wife and I are raising our family here in Reno. We started Reno Home Fellows to give homeowners a better option, one built on trust, transparency, and genuine care.

If you’ve inherited a house, we’ll take the time to explain your choices clearly and never pressure you. No judgment, and no obligation.

Integrity

We do what we say, every time.

Transparency

You’ll always know where you stand. No surprises.

Compassion

Every homeowner’s story matters to us.

“We’re neighbors helping neighbors, one home at a time.”

FAQ

Inherited House FAQs

Can I sell a house that’s still in probate?

Often yes, but it depends on the estate and on whether court approval is needed. A Nevada probate attorney can tell you what applies. We’re happy to talk early and plan around the process.

Do I have to clean out the house first?

No. Take what you want to keep and leave the rest. We buy as-is and take care of cleanouts and junk removal.

What if there’s still a mortgage on the inherited house?

In a typical sale, any loan on the property is paid off from the sale proceeds at closing through the title company. Your attorney or title company can confirm how it works for your estate.

What if the heirs don’t agree on selling?

Everyone who needs to sign has to be on board. We’re glad to explain the offer to all the heirs so everyone has the same information. There’s no obligation while you decide.

How fast can you close?

We can close in as little as 7 days when title allows. With probate, the court and attorney timeline usually comes first, and we’ll work around it.

Are there any fees or commissions?

No. We charge no commissions, and we cover closing costs.

Am I obligated to sell after I get an offer?

Not at all. Every offer is free and no-obligation.

Get started

Get a Fair Cash Offer on an Inherited House

No repairs, no fees, no obligation. Tell us about the property and we’ll reach out to talk through your options, including ones that don’t involve selling to us.

Prefer to talk?

Get My Cash Offer

Our offers are free and no-obligation.

I agree to receive calls, texts (including automated), and emails from Reno Home Fellows about selling my property at the contact info provided. Consent is not required to request an offer. Msg and data rates may apply. Msg frequency varies. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. See our Privacy Policy.

Or call 775-993-1209. No obligation. No pressure.

What happens next: we review your details, reach out by your preferred method within 24 hours, and share a no-obligation offer if it fits.