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Kevin Polite
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Probate: relatives of deceased want to sell home no will

Kevin Polite
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  • Investor
  • Decatur Atlanta, GA
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Finally got the owners of a property to sell. It's 4 brothers who are the heirs. The parent have been deceased for many years, but the brothers kept paying the taxes and insurance. Deed is still in parents name.
However, I don't believe the property went through probate because the home was paid off. On my contract do I put the seller as "the estate of" and then let the title company do the rest?

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