Michele Bellisari | Realtor®

Possibly. Whether a property can be sold during probate depends on ownership, homestead status, the personal representative's authority, and applicable court requirements. Consult your Florida probate attorney before proceeding.

Yes, many inherited homes are marketed as-is. Michele helps sellers evaluate the property's condition, potential repairs, pricing, and marketing options.

Michele works with out-of-state heirs and personal representatives, coordinating local property preparation, vendors, showings, and the real estate transaction.

Yes. Michele personally serves Palm Beach and Broward Counties and can connect clients with experienced real estate professionals throughout Florida through her statewide referral network.

While Florida law doesn't require you to hire a probate real estate specialist, working with an experienced Realtor who understands inherited property sales can make the process smoother.

Michele Bellisari, a Boca Raton-based Realtor and Certified Probate Specialist, helps heirs and personal representatives navigate property preparation, estate cleanouts, pricing, marketing, and the sale of inherited homes throughout Palm Beach and Broward Counties. She also coordinates with probate attorneys to help keep transactions moving forward.

Inheriting a home can feel overwhelming, especially when you're grieving, managing family responsibilities, and trying to figure out what comes next. You don't have to tackle everything at once.

Start by securing the property, locating important documents, and speaking with a Florida probate attorney to understand your legal responsibilities.

As a Boca Raton Realtor and Certified Probate Specialist, Michele Bellisari helps families navigate the real estate side of inherited property sales, including estate cleanouts, property preparation, pricing, and selling the home.

One Call Handles It All. Whether you're local or managing an inherited property from out of state, Michele can help you create a plan and take the next step with confidence.

Yes! Many inherited properties in Boca Raton and South Florida are sold as-is, meaning the seller is not generally obligated to make repairs under an as-is contract.

Whether the home needs cosmetic updates, major renovations, or a complete cleanout, you may have options for selling it in its current condition.

Michele Bellisari, a Boca Raton Realtor and Certified Probate Specialist, helps heirs and personal representatives evaluate their options, determine an appropriate listing price, and market inherited homes to qualified buyers.

Selling as-is doesn't eliminate Florida's applicable property disclosure requirements, and any probate-related sale must have the proper legal authority.

You don't have to renovate an inherited home to explore selling it.

Yes, in some cases, an inherited home can be sold before the Florida probate process is complete. However, the ability to sell depends on several factors, including how the property is titled, whether it qualifies as protected homestead, the authority of the personal representative, and whether court approval is required.

As a Boca Raton Realtor and Certified Probate Specialist, Michele Bellisari works alongside probate attorneys to help heirs and personal representatives navigate the real estate side of the transaction, from preparing the property for sale to coordinating the closing.

You may not have to wait until probate is completely finished to begin planning your sale. Consult your Florida probate attorney before listing or signing a contract.

Selling a deceased parent's home in Florida starts with determining who has the legal authority to sell the property. Depending on how the home was owned, probate may be necessary before a sale can proceed.

Once the legal requirements are understood, the next steps typically include evaluating the property's condition, determining its market value, deciding whether to make repairs or sell as-is, and preparing the home for sale.

Michele Bellisari helps families throughout Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, and Broward County manage inherited property sales, including estate cleanouts, property preparation, pricing, marketing, and coordinating with probate attorneys.