Real estate is often the most valuable asset in an estate—and one of the most complicated to manage during probate. Whether it’s a family home, a rental property, or land, these assets typically require appraisal, title review, and sometimes court approval before they can be transferred or sold.

If multiple heirs are involved, disagreements may arise over what to do with the property. One heir may want to sell, while another wishes to keep it. In such cases, courts may intervene to force a sale, or the property may remain tied up for years.

Even in simple cases, delays can occur if the mortgage isn’t paid, if taxes are owed, or if repairs are needed before sale. The proceeds from any sale must often be split among beneficiaries, which adds to the waiting time.

At Approved Inheritance Cash, we help heirs unlock the value of their share—even when the estate’s real estate hasn’t been sold yet. Contact us to learn how an advance can help you access funds today while the estate continues to move through probate.