Sell your share. Without the family meeting.
We buy one heir's share of an inherited house, without the rest of the family signing, agreeing, or being notified. No lawsuit. No cash-offer pressure. Just the buyout.
30 days from offer to close. We pay for the title work. No fees, no retainer.
No one in the family gets a call.
Is this you?
Four ways a house gets stuck. Pick the one that sounds like yours.
- Your sister inherited the house too, and won't sell.She is not living there, not paying the taxes, and not agreeing to a sale.
- Your brother lives there and pays no rent.He moved in after your father passed and never left.
- You haven't spoken to half the heirs in years.Cousins on the deed you have never met. An aunt no one can find.
- The deed is still in your parent's name.Nobody opened the estate. The house never moved to the heirs.
Your share is yours to sell.
In Georgia, each heir owns a piece of the whole house. You can sell your piece on its own. No one else has to sign. We buy it, step into your spot, and the rest of the family stays right where they are.
Every road, side by side.
A stuck house has more than one way out. Here are all of them, side by side. Selling to us is on the list. It is not at the top.
Sell the whole house, together.
Every heir signs. You get the best price. It only works if every one of them says yes.
Read more: When the family is stuckBuy the others out.
You keep the house. You need the cash, and you need each of them to agree on a number.
Read more: Georgia heirs' property lawAsk the court to split it.
A partition action. The judge can order a sale. It takes a year or more, and the lawyer bills come first.
Read more: The partition alternativeFix the deed first.
If the house is still in a parent's name, the estate may need to be opened before anyone can sell.
Read more: Nobody probated the estateSell your share. Only your share.
No one else signs. We buy your piece, pay for the title work, and close in about 30 days. That is what we do.
Read more: How selling your share works
How a buyout works
Tell us about the property.
Form, no phone call required at this stage.
We do the diligence.
Title pull, occupancy check, valuation. We don't contact the other heirs.
You get an offer in writing.
Take it home. Think about it. No follow-up calls unless you ask.
You close. Cash. Done.
Average 30 days. The other heirs find out, or don't, at their pace.
Wholesalers buy houses. Lawyers fight over them. We buy your share.
Clear Heir buys one heir's share of an inherited Georgia house. That is the whole business. We are not a law firm, not an agent, and not a sign on a telephone pole.
We make our living when the share we buy is worth more once the title is clean. We pay for that work after we buy, so it never lands on you.
Questions heirs ask first
Who would even buy half a house?
We do. A normal buyer wants the whole house, so they pass. We buy shares on purpose. Fixing the title is our work anyway. You are not selling a bedroom. You are selling your share of the whole house, and that can be deeded.
Do the other heirs have to agree?
No. In Georgia, each heir can sell their own share. No signature from anyone else. No notice. They keep their share just as it was. The only thing that changes is who sits in your seat.
Who pays to clear the title?
We do, after we buy. No retainer, no filing fees, no attorney bills. If the fix turns out harder than we thought, that is our loss. You were already paid.
Is this a scam?
Fair question. A bad actor asks you to sign the deed first and sorts out money later. We put the price in writing first. The sale closes at a real closing attorney's office, and you are paid at closing. Have your own lawyer read the contract if anything feels off. We will wait.
How long until I get paid?
About 30 days from offer to close when the title is clean. Longer when it needs work, usually 60 to 120 days. Either way, that wait comes after you have said yes to a written offer.
Tell us about the house.
We are not the highest cash offer. We are the only buyer that closes without your siblings.
Prefer to talk? Call 678-379-6820