W
hen a homeowner passes away or is no longer able to manage their property, it can be a complex and challenging situation. The process of transitioning the real estate can be even more difficult if the person handling the estate lives far away or has limited time.

    This scenario often arises when an individual's lifestyle changes significantly, forcing someone else to take on the responsibilities associated with managing the property. In such cases, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the necessary steps and procedures involved in transferring ownership or control of the real estate.

    The process can be particularly complicated if there are multiple parties involved, or if the individual handling the estate has limited knowledge about the property's history, financial situation, or local regulations.