Selling because of inherited property
An inherited house is rarely just a house. It carries a mortgage or taxes, decades of belongings, deferred maintenance nobody planned for, and often several people who have to agree. Most heirs do not want to become landlords or general contractors. Covent buys inherited property as-is for cash, so the estate settles instead of dragging on.
Inherited homes tend to be older, and the big-ticket items (roof, HVAC, windows, water heater) often all come due at once. If the house is out of state, every trip is a cost. If there are multiple heirs, every decision needs a conversation. A direct cash sale collapses that into one transaction and one closing.
No. We buy as-is and can take it with the contents in place, then coordinate the cleanout ourselves. If you want to keep specific items, take those first.
Often yes. We can start on the numbers and coordinate with the executor or estate attorney, and close once the court gives authority to sell. See our probate page for how that works.
We buy the property, not the family. All we need is a seller with authority to sign. How the proceeds are divided is between you and the estate.
We buy across every market we serve, on our own balance sheet and through a network of over 500,000 active, vetted investors.