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A new kind of real estate experience — for the heir who’s overwhelmed, the sibling group chat that’s stalling, and the families trying to grieve and decide at the same time
During our 15-minute call, we'll talk about your goals and see if I can help. If I can't, I'm happy to make introductions to my network who can.
Heirloom
Where inherited property meets dignity, logistics, and legacy. We don’t just sell houses. We steward stories, memories, and what comes after.



When my dad died, my family spent two and a half years in probate.
I had been in real estate since 2013, but inherited property felt different when it was my family, my grief, and my responsibility.
There was the legal process, the house, the belongings, the family questions, and the constant feeling that someone should know what to do next.
I built Heirloom because it is the company I wish my family had.
This workbook is where I would have wanted to start.

Isaac inherited his late brother’s mid renovation condo, emotionally and logistically overwhelmed by the belongings and unfinished work. Our team stepped in to respectfully manage the cleanout, reimagine the space with virtual renovations, and navigate the sale preserving both Isaac’s peace of mind and his financial equity.

Mike and Noah inherited a family
home filled with repairs, belongings, and pressure from looming HOA deadlines. Our team stepped in to manage the cleanout, prioritize urgent fixes, and guide the sale — protecting the estate’s value while easing their burden.

When Miguel’s father passed unexpectedly, his mother—who had dementia—was left alone for two days. The situation called for urgent action and sensitive handling. We stepped in immediately to arrange care, coordinate an as-is sale, and support the family through an emotional crisis.

After losing both parents and a sister in just 18 months, Erika inherited the family home but felt too overwhelmed to begin. We handled the cleanout, cataloged heirlooms, and used virtual renovations to increase value. With care and strategy, we delivered a low-lift, high-value sale while she focused on healing.

After 20 years of no contact, Laura and her estranged siblings inherited a reverse-mortgaged home facing foreclosure. We stepped in as a neutral third party, helping them align decisions and protect the property. The result: a smooth sale and a path forward, even without direct communication.

While Xonjenise dealt with probate, her father's investment property was broken into and badly damaged. We quickly secured the home, cleaned it out, and guided a sensitive as-is sale. Our swift action protected her time, peace of mind, and financial equity.
It's a 15-minute conversation to understand your goals and to see if we can help.
Absolutely not. This call is just to determine what your best next steps are. If I can't help you, I'm always happy to leverage my network of attorneys, vendors and partners to step in where Heirloom might not be a fit.
If we decide to move forward, the next steps are to schedule a property walkthrough and consultation where we'll work through the clean out process, pricing, marketing and your timeline.
The call takes 15 minutes but the entire property timeline depends on the property, the legal process, the condition of the home, how many decision-makers are involved, and whether clean out or repairs are needed. That's exactly what we'll discuss during our discovery call.
This is absolutely one of the options we'll discuss during our call.
Even the best agents lack training in the legal, logistical and emotional aspects of inherited property. During our conversation, I'll give you my 12 Questions To Ask Your Realtor During Inheritance guide. If your agent can answer them, it's safe to work with them. If they can't, I'd encourage you to get a second opinion to protect your family's legacy.
We don't offer a la carte services on the clean out and prep process. We handle the complete process of the clean out, prep and sale of inherited property.
Of course. We've worked with many clients who live out of state or country.
No. We will work alongside your attorney, CPA, or wealth manager to accomplish your family's goals.
We have a network of partners who handle the clean out and prep process and those are billed separately. You always have the final say in what happens and what vendors to use.
Heirloom gets paid a commission at closing for the sale of the property.
Firstly, make sure you talk to your CPA about a step-up in basis which could lower or completely eliminate your capital gains exposure. If a 1031 exchange is the right strategy for your situation, we can absolutely coordinate it.
Don't worry, you still have options. We'll talk through selling as-is, doing only the most important prep, or using one of our short-term financing partners who can lend against the property and get repaid at closing. At the end of the day, you get the final say. My job is to show you the options, explain the pros/cons, and help you make the decision that makes the most sense for your family.
You're not alone. It's common with inherited property. Our process makes sure all of the heirs, advisors and attorneys are kept in the loop to make sure there's understanding and the ability to confidently move forward. Our two priorities are to keep your family together and to preserve your family's legacy and we'll talk through how to do that.
Be sure to let me know that. I'm not here to shame or judge. We’ll talk through what needs to happen and which professionals need to be involved.
Go ahead and schedule your discovery call and we'll talk through it.
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