In California, usually yes. A personal representative with full authority under the Independent Administration of Estates Act can sell estate real property without beneficiary consent — but must give 15 days’ written notice first, and an objection changes what happens next.
Yes. Liens are paid out of your proceeds at closing rather than out of pocket beforehand. What matters is which lien you have, because several California lien types expire on their own — and sellers routinely pay ones that had already lapsed.
California has no law that hands someone your house after 30 days. What it has is an adverse possession statute requiring five continuous years of occupation and five years of the occupant paying your property taxes.
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Whether you need to go through probate before selling an inherited California home depends almost entirely on how the property was titled before the owner died. Some heirs can sell…
If you inherited a California house your parents bought decades ago, the capital gains question usually sounds scary. They paid $85,000, it’s worth $950,000 now, so is the IRS going…
Inheriting a California house while you live in Texas, New York, or overseas creates a practical problem more than a legal one. The probate rules are the same as for…
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Many California heirs find out about Proposition 19 the hard way: a supplemental tax bill arrives a few months after a parent passes, and the annual property tax on the…
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