Inherited a house? Sell it without the cleanout
An inherited home usually comes with a lifetime of belongings, deferred maintenance, and family decisions. We buy inherited houses as-is — take what matters, leave the rest, and close on one clean date.
Most inherited homes are not ready to list. They need a cleanout nobody has time for, repairs nobody wants to fund, and showings nobody wants to manage — often from another state, and often with siblings who all need to agree. Braxton Home Solutions buys inherited properties exactly as they are. The furniture, the garage, the projects in the backyard: leave them. We handle all of it after closing.
We work with families at every stage — before probate opens, during it, and after title is clear. We will send a written cash offer within 24 hours of reviewing the property, and we can close as soon as title allows, on a date that works for everyone who needs to be part of the decision.
How selling to Braxton works
Tell us about the house
Call or fill out the short form. We review the property and, if it qualifies, send you a written cash offer within 24 hours.
Pick your closing date
We can close in as little as 7–14 days, or later if you need more time. The date is yours to choose.
Close and get paid
No repairs, no cleanout, no showings, and no agent fees or commissions. The written offer is the number the sale is based on.
Why families sell inherited homes to us
- No cleanout — take the keepsakes, leave everything else
- No repairs or updates needed before selling
- Out-of-state heirs: most steps handled remotely
- Multiple heirs welcome — one clean closing date for everyone
- Works alongside probate once title is clear
Common questions
Can you buy the house while it is still in probate?
We can review the property and make an offer at any stage, and close once title is clear. Tell us where things stand and we will work around the probate timeline rather than against it.
My siblings and I inherited the house together. How does that work?
It is common. We deal with the executor or all heirs as needed, put the offer in writing so everyone sees the same number, and close on one date so the proceeds can be divided cleanly.
The house is full of belongings. Do we have to empty it?
No. Take what you want to keep and leave the rest. The cleanout is on us after closing.