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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Executor or Beneficiaries???
I need help to figure out a transaction that I am working on at the moment. I have a house that I am trying to get under contract, unfortunately the family is not being very cooperative at the moment. However, the executor of the estate is a bit more responsive. On the property card there is a name with etal (beneficiaries). I am not familiar with this particular transaction and legalities. Do I work with the Executor of the estate or the beneficiaries? I am in Chattanooga TN
Any advice and or references would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!
Most Popular Reply
Follow @Charlie Fitzgerald's advice and hire a real estate attorney. That said, the Executor of an estate is the person responsible for disposing/distributing an estate's assets. Beneficiaries are the folks who will be receiving something from the estate. Hope that helps. Teresa