
Agree the scope
We walk the property with the executor and agent, and put a written scope and price in front of the family. No work starts until it is signed.
Executor signs · Scope in writingWe work with executors and families to bring an inherited property to market at its best, on timelines that respect the paperwork, with our bill settled from the sale proceeds at closing.

Executors and families usually come to us with the same three problems.
Decades of deferred maintenance shows in every room, and buyers will price it into every offer.
Estate funds are often locked up until settlement. Our bill is settled from the sale proceeds at closing.
Siblings in three states cannot run a renovation. One team, one point of contact, updates in writing for everyone.
One written scope covering everything between the paperwork and the closing table.
Every cost is listed in writing before anyone signs, and no work starts until the estate has approved the scope and the price.
That depends on the estate and its attorney's guidance. We align the schedule with the paperwork and start when the estate can lawfully proceed.
The person with authority to act for the estate, usually the executor or administrator. We recommend the estate's attorney reviews the agreement.
We do not provide tax or legal advice. Your attorney or CPA can advise on the estate's position; we handle the property. See the full FAQ for more.
Talk to us about the property, the timeline, and what the estate needs. No obligation, everything in writing.