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A quick checklist keeps you organized. So before you sell, run through a few steps. This selling checklist covers the basics. Here is what to do first.
First, confirm the situation. Check the taxes owed with the county. Find any lawsuit through the district clerk. Because the records are public, you can verify it all.
Your selling checklist
Next, gather a little. Put your ID where you can find it. Collect any family or property papers you have. Your selling checklist does not need to be perfect, since a buyer can help fill gaps.
Then know your share. Understand that you own a portion, not the whole property. So you can sell yours alone. You do not need the other heirs to agree.
After that, vet the buyer. Ask for written terms. Confirm there are no upfront fees. Watch for the red flags. This part of the selling checklist protects your money.
Finally, weigh your options. Compare an offer to keeping or fighting. Then decide on your own timeline. In short, the selling checklist turns a big decision into simple steps.
What this means for you:
Your selling checklist: confirm the taxes and lawsuit, gather basics, and know your share.
Vet the buyer, weigh your options, and decide on your own timeline.
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