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Tampa Bay Probate & Real Estate Guides

Practical answers for heirs, personal representatives, and homeowners navigating Florida probate, inherited property, foreclosure, and tenant-occupied sales.

Selling an Inherited House in Florida With Multiple Heirs

Your real options when one heir wants to sell and another won't — partition actions, buyouts, ouster claims, and the cash-buyer route most families don't know exists.

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How Long Does Florida Probate Take? A Step-by-Step 2026 Timeline

2026-05-13

Florida probate typically takes 6–12 months for formal administration. Here's a step-by-step timeline, what can speed it up, and how to sell during probate.

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Can You Sell a House Before Probate Closes in Florida? (Yes — Here's How)

2026-05-13

Yes, you can sell a Florida house before probate closes — once the personal representative has Letters of Administration. Here's how the process works.

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Florida Probate vs Summary Administration: Which Applies to Your Estate?

2026-05-13

Florida offers two probate paths: formal administration and summary administration. Here's which applies, who qualifies, and how each affects selling.

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