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Jeri Schwartz
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RE Attorney question

Jeri Schwartz
  • Pflugerville, TX
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Hey BP Family - I ran across a situation where I had a guy contact me saying they need to sell the mother-in-law's house because she passed away.  There was no will and they can't afford an Attorney.  How do they go about selling the house?  Do they have to put it in their name first, or can it be deeded over at closing through the title company?