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What Insurance Is Required During Real Estate Probate? Property Insurance Guide for Executors and Administrators

What are the hidden insurance risks when selling a house in probate? How can executors, administrators, and personal representatives protect themselves from liability for property damage during probate sales? What specialized coverage do vacant probate properties require? By Maya Bovshow, CEO, Trust Properties USA When a property goes through probate, insurance is one of many […]

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Trust Properties USA Enters New Markets, Completes Strategic Merger, and Delivers $7.7M in Added Seller Value in 2025

National growth fueled by trust, probate, and guardianship real estate, senior transition services, and a people-first, family-focused approach LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, January 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Trust Properties USA, a California & Florida-based real estate brokerage specializing exclusively in trust, probate, and guardianship-related property sales, announced significant growth milestones achieved throughout 2025, including […]

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A Seller’s Guide to the Overbidding Process in California Probate Court

What does it mean to overbid in California probate court? What advantages can you get from overbidding in California probate court? What is the step-by-step process of overbidding in California probate court? By Maya Bovshow, CEO, Trust Properties USA Selling real estate through the California probate court system can feel daunting, especially if you’ve been […]

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When Is the Right Time to Sell Real Estate During Probate in California?

Can you sell a house in California before probate is finished? How long does it take to get Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration to sell a house? What is the IAEA, and how does it affect selling real estate during probate? Do you have to wait for the probate referee’s appraisal before listing a […]

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California Evictions, Part II: Common Mistakes in Cash-for-Keys Tenant Buyouts

What are the most frequent pitfalls in California Cash for Keys agreements? How can landlords protect themselves from costly errors when negotiating tenant buyouts? What documentation and procedures are legally required for Cash for Keys transactions in California’s major cities? By Maya Bovshow, CEO, Trust Properties USA Note: This is Part II of a two-part […]

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Some Common Mistakes in Florida Probate Property Sales

What can go wrong in a Florida probate real estate sale? How do the Florida Homestead laws affect probate of real estate? By Maya Bovshow, CEO, Trust Properties USA Have you inherited a home in Florida that may require probate? In addition to consulting a qualified Florida probate lawyer, I urge you to contact Trust […]

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Understanding Full vs. Limited Probate Authority in California

What is the difference between full authority and limited authority in California probate? How long does it take to sell a house in probate in California? What is overbidding in a California probate sale? Do I need court approval to sell probate property in California? By Maya Bovshow, CEO, Trust Properties USA Clients often ask […]

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How Unqualified Contractors Often Create Estate Liability and Derail Sales

What are the risks of using unqualified contractors for estate property sales? Do trustees and executors have to used licensed contractors?  By Maya Bovshow, CEO Trust Properties USA When it comes time to sell an inherited home, families often suggest, “I have my own contractors” or “I know a guy who’ll fix that roof really […]

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What to Do When You Inherit a House in California, Part 4: Tax Implications

Will property taxes go up when I inherit a house in California? Does Prop 13 protect me against property tax increases? What did Prop 19 change about inheriting a house in California? By Maya Bovshow, CEO, Trust Properties USA One of the most common questions people ask after inheriting a house in Calfornia, is: “Am […]

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