Bereavement:

When someone dies any private property (or shares in a private property) that (s)he owned will become a part of his or her estate.

This estate will be distributed according to the law either by the executor (someone named in the deceased’s will) or administrator (someone appointed by law.

In the event that no will was left). Depending on the type of property held and the instructions left in the will, there are many ways in which an individual could inherit property and many rights and responsibilities that come along with such an inheritance.

After a death and bereavement you may not want to go through a prolonged house sale. we can buy your home quicker than a traditional sale.