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In response to "can someone tell me in simple terms, what it means when a house has to go through probate? -- nm" by groiny

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Posted by all the boys love OBBR (aka amanda) Jun 18 '15, 14:15

Why a home is sold through probate court

A home is sold in probate court when someone dies intestate or without bequeathing their property. When that happens, the state takes over and administers the property’s sale.

http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2012/01/30/what-is-probate-sale-and-why-would-want-to-buy-it/ (www.foxbusiness.com)

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Did you get the email I sent you a couple of months ago about Shazam? -- nm -- nm - landbeck Jun 18, 14:31
so if someone is left a house in another person's will, that would not require probate if I read correctly? -- nm - groiny Jun 18, 14:16 4
- Everything goes through probate. The will is part of that process. If there are specific designations (Joe gets my car, Jill gets my house), that - landbeck Jun 18, 14:21
- The will is probated. Assuming the will is proper and in orde, the house goes to the named legatee -- nm - slipping jimmy Jun 18, 14:18 2
  - And then Uncle Sam puts his hand in your shirt and squeezes your tit till it's purple. Always get the short end. That's a fact. -- nm - Hadley Jun 18, 14:20
  - this is where that "simple terms" falls in. nm -- nm - groiny Jun 18, 14:19

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