Selling an inherited or probate house in Hawaii
If you inherited a Hawaii house, or a probate is still open, you can ask for a written cash offer before you repair or list it. We look at the property as-is. You choose the closing date in the agreement. Timing still depends on escrow, title, probate, liens, or tenants. We do not promise a set number of days. inherited a Hawaii house, or a probate is still open, you can ask for a written cash offer before you repair or list it. We look at the property as-is. You choose the closing date in the agreement. Timing still depends on escrow, title, probate, liens, or tenants. We do not promise a set number of days.
Inherited vs probate still open
You can request a written offer whether title already passed or probate is still open. Closing depends on who has authority to sign, title, and escrow — we do not invent legal rules or promise a close date.
As-is review
No cleanout, repairs, or showings required to start. Belongings can stay; tell us what remains and we address it in the written offer.
Out-of-state heirs
Mainland or off-island heirs can often handle the sale by phone, email, and escrow with a mobile notary. We do not give tax advice; ask escrow or a CPA about HARPTA if the seller is a nonresident.
Where we buy inherited homes
We review inherited and probate properties on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island, including homes that have been vacant, need major repairs, or still carry property tax, insurance, or utility bills. Share the address, who is handling the estate, and what you know about condition, and we will send a written as-is offer. There is no obligation to accept, and if you do, a Hawaii escrow company handles the closing.
How we work
We sign a purchase agreement with you. We may close the purchase ourselves or assign the agreement to a local investor partner. Your price and terms in the agreement stay the same either way.
Call (808) 720-0222 or request a written offer.
FAQ
Do I have to finish probate before I ask for an offer?
You can ask for a written offer while probate is still open. Whether a sale can close depends on the probate, title, and escrow. We do not promise a closing date.
Can I sell an inherited house with belongings still inside?
Yes. You do not need to clean out, repair, or stage the house. Tell us what will be left and we address it in the written offer.
Do I need to repair an inherited house first?
No. We look at the house as-is.
Do all heirs need to agree?
Whoever has legal authority to sign must sign. Depending on the will, trust, or probate status, that may be a personal representative, a trustee, or several heirs. Escrow and title confirm who can sign. Ask a Hawaii probate attorney about your situation; we do not give legal or tax advice.
What if siblings disagree?
Whoever has legal authority must sign; escrow and title confirm who that is. We don't mediate family disputes — consider a Hawaii probate attorney.
Do you charge fees or commissions?
No listing commission from us. Our offer is the net cash number in the written agreement. If we assign the agreement, that is disclosed, and your price and terms stay the same.
Will you buy it yourselves?
We sign a purchase agreement with you. We may close ourselves or assign that agreement to a local investor partner. The price and terms in your agreement stay the same either way.
Call (808) 720-0222 or use Get Your Cash Offer to start.