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They left you a house. We'll help you get this part right.

Whether you keep it, rent it, or sell it, the questions arrive immediately. Does this house have to go through probate? Who is even allowed to sign? What happens to the mortgage and the insurance while it sits empty? We answer those with you, in plain English, at your pace.

Free for families. No pressure to sell, ever.

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The Biggest Thing They Left

The house is usually the largest part of the estate, and the hardest one to touch.

Everything else can wait a little. The house can't. The mortgage keeps coming due. The homeowner's insurer has different rules once a home sits unoccupied, and most families don't find that out until there's a problem. Meanwhile the deed, the will, and the state's probate rules quietly decide whether anyone is even allowed to list it yet.

Most families we meet don't know the answer to the very first question: can we legally sign for this house? That's where we start.

What You Actually Get

What MedaSynq Does

A guided property plan built around how this particular home was owned. No listing appointment, no offer, no sales call.

A guided plan for the house

Secure the home, tell the homeowner's insurer about the passing, keep the mortgage current, file the will. The few things that actually matter in the first weeks, in order, with the reasons explained.

A straight answer on probate

How the home was titled decides everything. We walk you through it and tell you whether this house can transfer without going through the court in your state, or whether you'll need Letters Testamentary first.

Who can legally sign

Most families don't know whether they're allowed to list the home yet. We help you work out who has authority — the executor, the surviving owner, the trustee — before anyone signs anything.

Sell-readiness, tracked

Tell us you're thinking about selling and we keep track of where you are. When the legal side clears, you'll know. There's no countdown and nobody calls to push you.

A hand-off to a local agent, where we can

When you're ready and we're active in your area, we introduce you to a vetted local real estate agent. We're live in a limited number of areas today. Everywhere else we say so plainly and hold your place instead of pretending.

Free for families

The property plan, the probate guidance, and the checklist cost you nothing. We never charge a family for help with the house.

Simple Process

How It Works

1

Tell us about the home

A few questions about how the house was owned, whether there's a will, and who's handling the estate. About two minutes.

2

We build your property plan

You get a plan built around your situation, including whether this house likely needs probate in your state and what to do first.

3

Move when you're ready

Keep it, rent it, or sell it. If and when you decide to sell, we help you get ready and, where we're active, introduce a local agent.

Where The Line Is

What we are not

Families who just lost someone get a lot of phone calls about the house. We would rather be blunt about what we don't do than have you find out later.

  • We are not a real estate brokerage, and we do not list your home.
  • We do not buy houses, and we will never make you a cash offer.
  • We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice about title or probate.
  • We charge families nothing for any of this.

A note on how the sale itself works. MedaSynq helps you connect with licensed real estate professionals and is not itself acting as your real estate broker. Selling a home is handled by a licensed agent in your state, and you choose who that is. The agent hand-off is available in a limited number of areas today; where it isn't live yet, we tell you so instead of guessing.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell the house before probate is finished?
Sometimes. It depends entirely on how the home was titled. A house held in a living trust, owned jointly with right of survivorship, or covered by a transfer-on-death deed often passes to the survivor without the court. A house held in the deceased person's name alone usually cannot be sold until the court appoints someone and issues Letters Testamentary. Our property plan walks you through which situation you're in before you sign anything.
Who is allowed to sign a listing agreement?
Whoever legally holds title, or the person the court has authorized to act for the estate. That's often the executor or personal representative named in the will, but only after the court confirms it. If the home was jointly owned, the surviving owner usually signs. If it's in a trust, the trustee does. Getting this wrong can unwind a sale, which is why we help you settle the question first.
What happens to the mortgage?
The mortgage does not disappear when someone dies, and it should keep being paid. Federal rules let an inheriting family member take over payments on a primary residence without being forced to refinance immediately. Tell the servicer what happened, keep the payments current, and don't rush into a refinance while you're still sorting out the estate.
What does this cost?
Nothing. The property plan, the probate guidance, the checklist, and the sell-readiness tracking are free to families. If you eventually sell, you pay your real estate agent the commission you agree to with them, exactly as you would on any sale.
Do you buy houses?
No. We are not an investor and we will never make you a cash offer on a home you just inherited. We also are not a brokerage and do not list homes ourselves. Our role is to help you understand the house, get it ready, and, where we're active, connect you with a licensed local agent.
What if we're not selling?
That's completely fine, and it's the right answer for a lot of families. Everything in the property plan — securing the home, the insurance call, the mortgage, the probate question — matters whether you sell or keep it. There's no pressure and no deadline from us.

Start with the house

Tell us how the home was owned and we'll build your property plan: what to do first, whether the court needs to be involved, and who can sign. Free, and you decide what happens next.

Start with the house

Takes about 2 minutes to get started

MedaSynq Realty is an administrative guidance service for families handling a home after a death. MedaSynq is not a real estate brokerage and is not acting as your real estate broker; selling a home is handled by a licensed agent in your state. We do not purchase homes. MedaSynq is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice about title, deeds, or probate. Probate rules, transfer requirements, and timelines vary by state and are set by the courts, not by us. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney. Every state bar offers a free lawyer-referral service.

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