Guidance for inherited homes in Palm Beach County and South Florida.
As a specialized probate real estate agent in Boca Raton, I work directly alongside personal representatives, estate attorneys and families to navigate the sale or preservation of inherited property with zero pressure.

Navigating Palm Beach County probate real estate requires an agent who understands both the emotional weight carried by grieving heirs and the legal precision required by the 15th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. When you work with a certified probate real estate agent in Boca Raton, you gain a partner who coordinates lock changes, property cleanouts, certified date-of-death valuations and attorney communications while you focus on family.
How I help in 4 steps.
Consultation
We review the estate's current situation, confirm whether Letters of Administration have been issued, and identify family priorities.
Property Assessment
A thorough walkthrough to determine condition, secure insurance requirements, and establish accurate date-of-death market value.
Attorney Coordination
We align directly with your estate attorney to ensure all contract addenda, court petitions and title requirements are satisfied.
Sell, Rent or Keep
Execute your chosen strategy—whether that means a full-market MLS launch, an as-is investor sale or managing rental transitions.
Frequently asked probate questions.
Can I sell a house during probate in Florida?
Who has the authority to sell an inherited home?
Do I need court approval to sell?
How long does probate take in Palm Beach County?
What if several heirs disagree?
Should I sell, rent or keep the inherited house?
What does a probate real estate agent do differently?
Download Florida probate guides.
Florida Probate Property Checklist
A step-by-step timeline of required legal steps, property security measures and attorney coordination tasks.
Sell, Rent or Keep Decision Guide
Compare tax implications, monthly carrying costs and family considerations for your inherited home.
Disclaimer: This is general information and not legal or tax advice. Please consult your attorney.
Talk with Aubreigh.
No pressure and no commitments. Just a confidential discussion about your inherited home and the options ahead.