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Situation

Selling an Inherited House in the Tri-Cities

An inherited house rarely arrives at a convenient time. It usually comes with a cleanout nobody wants to do, a mortgage or utilities still running, siblings in different cities, and a probate process that has to finish before anything can record.

We buy inherited homes throughout the Tri-Cities and Hermiston as-is. That means the belongings can stay, the repairs stay undone, and you do not have to prepare a house for showings from another state.

Get your free cash offer

Tell us about the property. No obligation, no pressure.

No obligation. We never sell your information.

What to expect

How this works in practice

You do not have to wait for probate to talk to us

Probate has to be complete — or a personal representative has to have authority — before a sale can actually record. But you can get an offer and a plan long before that point, so the closing happens the week authority is in place instead of starting the process from scratch then.

Leave everything in the house

Furniture, appliances, tools, paperwork, a garage full of decades of belongings. Take what matters to your family and leave the rest. Clearing the property is our cost after closing, not a task you have to fly in for.

Condition is priced once

Inherited homes are often the last generation's maintenance schedule: an original roof, a furnace at the end of its life, plumbing that has been patched. We factor all of it into a single number rather than sending a repair addendum after an inspection.

Multiple heirs, one closing

When several family members are on title, the escrow company handles signatures individually — including remotely. Nobody needs to travel to Richland to sign, and no one signs before everyone agrees.

Get real numbers before you decide

Sometimes listing an inherited home is the better outcome, especially if it is market-ready. We will tell you when that is the case. Our offer is free and carries no obligation, so it works fine as a baseline you compare against an agent's opinion.

Before you call

Helpful to have on hand (but not required to get started)

None of this is required to get started — it just makes the first conversation faster.

  • The property address and rough square footage
  • Whether probate has started, and who the personal representative is
  • Whether there is a mortgage, reverse mortgage, or lien
  • Whether the property is vacant, occupied, or tenant-occupied
  • Anything you already know needs repair

Simple process

Three steps to a closing date you choose

  1. Step 1: Tell Us About the Property

    Share the address and a few basic details. It takes about a minute and there is nothing to prepare beforehand.

  2. Step 2: Receive a No-Obligation Offer

    We review the property and local market information, then present a straightforward cash offer and explain how we arrived at it.

  3. Step 3: Choose Your Closing Date

    If the offer works for you, we coordinate the paperwork with a local title company and close on a timeline that fits your situation.

See the full process in detail

Questions

Common questions

Ready to see what your house could sell for?

Tell us about the property and receive a straightforward, no-obligation cash offer.

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