Inherited family home on the North Shore — estate sale guidance
Estate Sale

Inherited a Property? We Handle Everything.

Respectful guidance for estate liquidators and heirs. We take care of every detail.

“Krystine guided us with tremendous respect and empathy during a very difficult time. She managed the entire sale of our mother's home with professionalism and care.”
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We Handle Everything

From legal paperwork to the final sale, we manage every step so you don't have to.

Legal Navigation

Coordination with your notary for the Declaration of Transmission, will search, and all documents required for the sale.

Property Management

Evaluation, inspection, upkeep, insurance, and marketing of the vacant property. No need to travel.

Sale & Distribution

Expert negotiation, notarial signing, and equitable distribution of the sale proceeds among the heirs.

Step by step

The Simplified Process

Six clear steps to sell an estate property — without the stress.

1

Initial Consultation

A confidential discussion to understand the estate and your needs as the estate liquidator (executor) or heir.

2

Professional Evaluation

A comparative market analysis to establish the fair market value of the inherited property.

3

Notarial Coordination

We work with your notary (Quebec's equivalent of a closing attorney) to prepare the Declaration of Transmission (Quebec's legal document transferring estate property) and all documents required for the sale.

4

Preparation & Marketing

Professional photos, virtual tours, and distribution through the global RE/MAX network.

5

Showings & Negotiation

Full management of property showings and negotiation to achieve the best price for the estate.

6

Final Sale & Distribution

Notarial signing and equitable distribution of the sale proceeds among the heirs.

Your guide

Estate Liquidator Checklist – What You Need

Required documents

  • Death certificate
  • Will (or testament search judgment)
  • Declaration of Transmission
  • Certificate of location
  • Municipal and school tax bills
  • Mortgage statements

What Krystine handles for you

  • Professional property evaluation
  • Photos and virtual tours
  • Marketing and advertising
  • Showing coordination
  • Offer negotiation
  • Notarial coordination for the sale

Special situations

We Handle Complex Cases

Vacant Property

We handle insurance, winter maintenance, and the security of the property while awaiting the sale.

Out-of-Town Heirs

The entire process can be managed remotely. Electronic signatures and virtual communications throughout.

Multiple Heirs

Experience with complex estates involving multiple heirs who may have differing interests.

Témoignages

Families Who Trusted Us

See why they recommend Krystine to their loved ones.

“Krystine truly listens to her clients and ensures their satisfaction at every level. Her ethics and professionalism make her one of the best.”

Jeanne L.

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“I recommend Krystine for any real estate transaction. The experience was entirely satisfying, from start to finish.”

Daniel P.

Google

“Krystine was our number one support. Positive, encouraging, available, and an expert in her field. Excellent service.”

Barbara K.

Google

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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about selling an inherited property.

How long does selling an estate property take?
On average 30 to 60 days, depending on the condition of the property and the complexity of the estate. We can begin as soon as the Declaration of Transmission is ready.
Do all heirs need to sign?
The estate liquidator (executor) named in the will can generally proceed alone. For more complex cases, we guide you toward the appropriate legal resources.
The property needs renovations. Should we renovate before selling?
Not necessarily. We evaluate the cost-benefit ratio of any renovations and recommend the best strategy to maximize your return.
I'm the estate liquidator but I live far away. How does that work?
The entire process can be managed remotely. We use electronic signatures, virtual tours, and video communication.
How much does the service cost?
The commission is standard and paid only upon sale. The evaluation, consultation, and coordination are all included at no charge.

Let Us Carry This Burden for You

Managing an estate is already complex enough. Entrust the real estate sale to an experienced professional.

(514) 746-7369