Selling one’s own house can be a big enough challenge, but when one has to sell parents house it becomes an even bigger job.

If you are the one who keeps the home after the divorce, you will have to take the loan while the other spouse goes through the buyout. Refinancing takes time and it’s often an emotional process.

An inheritance is usually something that has some value to it. A hoard house can be just the opposite. You have now inherited all the problems that come with it.

There comes a time when parents are no longer able to care for their homes. They may need to sell them with your help.

Divorce house buyout may seem to add more complications in the divorce process. Getting a divorce can bring a lot of stress on yourself, your spouse and your entire family.

It is even worse if it’s a hoarder house. It takes clutter to the next level. The person responsible to sell a hoarder house will need to deal with many challenges.

As senior citizens get older and find themselves in situations where they have to sell their house, there can be many details involved.

Divorce brings a toll on everything in your life – like who gets the house in a divorce? I will talk about who gets the house, settlement, and what happens to your property.

ne that is particularly challenging is an estate cleanout for hoarding houses.

It’s come time to prepare to sell your elderly parents home. Everyone typically puts it off as long as possible, the cost of caring for them rises and in most cases, it’s inevitable that you’ll have to face selling your parents house.