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can an administrator of an estate sell property

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EliasFitz
11/28/2025, 07:20:46 AM

Yes, an estate administrator can sell property, but it requires court approval, often necessitates valuation, and must serve the estate's best interests, provided that the purpose is to pay off debts or that the heirs have given their consent, and given the variations in state law, consulting a probate attorney is essential.

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