
How We Buy Inherited Houses in Washington DC, Maryland & Virginia
Transparent & Fair Offers
We pride ourselves on providing clear, accurate offers based on the current market and the property’s condition. You’ll know exactly what to expect without any hidden fees.
Fast-Acting Settlements
Our home buyers move quickly一so you can, too. Our streamlined process ensures you get your cash offer immediately, and we can close in as little as seven days.
Local Expertise
We have years of experience buying homes in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. As a result, we understand the local market intimately and will give you a strong cash offer.
Painless, Stress-Free Process
Our goal is to make the process as easy as possible. There’s no need to worry about repairs, showings, or endless paperwork. With us, it’s a simple sale.
We Buy Inherited Properties - Even If They Need Home Repairs
We’re happy to buy properties as-is. Whether you’re offloading an inherited house that needs work or one that’s move-in ready, we’re interested!

The Hassle-Free Way
Looking to sell fast? Get your cash offer today and eliminate the headaches that come with keeping inherited property.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can you sell your inherited house?
We understand that for many sellers, time is often of the essence. That’s why we make the process as fast as possible.
Once you receive a cash offer for your inherited property, we can typically close in as little as one week. The speed of the sale depends on your timeline, but we’re flexible and can work around your needs.
Selling to Quick Homebuyers reduces many of the delays associated with traditional real estate transactions. No waiting on financing, inspections, or buyer contingencies—just a smooth, straightforward process.
Do you need to go through probate before selling inherited property?
In most cases, yes: you’ll need to complete the probate process before selling an inherited property.
Probate is the legal process that transfers ownership of the property from the deceased person to their heirs. Once probate is completed and ownership is confirmed, you’ll be free to sell the home.
However, every situation is unique, and some exceptions may apply. If you’re unsure about the probate status of your property, we recommend consulting with a legal professional in your state to guide you through the steps.
What should you do if multiple heirs are involved in the sale?
When multiple heirs are involved in the sale of an inherited property, communication is key. All heirs must agree on the decision to sell and how the proceeds will be divided. Try to schedule open discussions early on and ensure everyone is on the same page.
At Quick Homebuyers, we work with families to make this process as amicable and conflict-free as possible. We’ll help you navigate any challenges and make sure the transaction benefits everyone involved.
What are some common challenges in managing an inherited property?
Inheriting a home can come with unexpected challenges, especially if the property comes with significant home repair expenses. Managing an inherited property from a distance can be even more stressful.
There may also be financial implications, such as inherited property taxes or mortgage payments, that can add to the complexity.
Deciding to sell the inherited property can put an end to these burdens, giving you freedom and peace of mind. We handle everything from repairs to closing, so you don’t have to worry about the complicated details.
What if the inherited house has an outstanding mortgage or liens?
If the inherited home still has an outstanding mortgage or any liens, you can still sell it to Quick Homebuyers. We’ll help you navigate these complexities and can often negotiate with lien holders or mortgage lenders to clear the way for a smooth sale.
In most cases, we can work the outstanding debts into the final offer, so you’re not left handling them on your own.