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10 Things a Probate Lawyer wants in a Real Property Sale

10 THINGS A PROBATE LAWYER LIKES TO SEE IN A REAL PROPERTY SALE

1)        Market Analysis Report in writing

2)        Probate Listing Agreement

3)        Marketing Plan

4)        Keep detailed log of all marketing and offers

5)        Use of Probate Sales forms

6)        Fax/email agreement once fully signed

7)        Title company information to attorney

8)        At least 20 (or 45 – trust) days for escrow unless discussed beforehand

9)        Final closing statement

10)      Plus, everything you would do for a “regular” client!

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