Your parent passed. The house is still full. And guess who’s the only sibling dealing with it? You.
While your brothers and sisters are scattered across the country, you’re the one sorting boxes, fielding agent calls, meeting probate lawyers, and trying to make sense of a house you didn’t ask for—but now have to handle.
Sound familiar?
This happens every day on Long Island. A parent passes away, and the estate lands in the lap of the one sibling who’s still local. Maybe that’s you.
At first, you want to do the “right thing”—get the house cleaned up, patched up, maybe even listed with an agent.
But let’s be honest: the cleanup alone could take weeks. And you’re the one calling junk haulers, scrubbing floors, or arguing with contractors while your siblings wait for their cut—without lifting a finger.
Here’s the breakdown most families don’t think through:
Meanwhile, that “full-price sale” you’re hoping for may fall apart once the buyer sees a leaky roof or old electric. And agents? They’ll push you to make it “show ready”—which means even more cost and effort on your part.
That’s why so many Long Island homeowners in probate decide to sell the house as-is.
At Sensitive Strategist, we work with local heirs who are exhausted, overwhelmed, or just done with the process.
We buy probate homes on Long Island exactly as they sit.
Just a simple, straightforward sale that puts money in your hands quickly—so you can divide it up fairly and move forward.
You’ll get an honest offer, and we’ll take care of everything else. Need to coordinate with an attorney or the Surrogate’s Court? We’ve done it. Need help figuring out what paperwork is even required? We’ll walk you through it. Need time to talk with the rest of the family? No pressure—we move at your pace.
Yes, selling as-is to a buyer like us will be a little less than selling to a traditional homeowner looking to move in.
But think about what you gain:
And remember—after splitting the net sale price with siblings who aren’t helping, the difference is often negligible.
You’re taking on 100% of the work right now. Why also give up 100% of your peace of mind?
One recent client inherited a home in Hauppauge. Her two brothers lived in Arizona and Texas. Guess who was left cleaning out 30 years of junk?
She called us.
We gave her a fair offer within 48 hours. She didn’t lift a finger—we handled the paperwork, cleared the house, closed quickly, and the funds were distributed to all three siblings fairly.
She told us it was the first time in months she could breathe.
You’ve done more than your share. You’ve kept things moving while everyone else stayed hands-off.
Now it’s your turn to get some help.
If the inherited house is on Long Island—and you’re tired of doing it all alone—reach out. We’ll give you honest answers, no pressure, and a real option to skip the stress.
We help Long Island, NY homeowners keep or sell their home. We are empathetic and put your needs first.
The information on this website is for general informational purposes only. We are not attorneys, and nothing on this site should be considered legal, financial, or tax advice. Every homeowner’s situation is different. Always consult with a licensed attorney before making any decisions regarding foreclosure or your property. If needed, we’re happy to refer you to one who may offer a free consultation.
We help Long Island, NY homeowners keep or sell their home. We are empathetic and put your needs first.
The information on this website is for general informational purposes only. We are not attorneys, and nothing on this site should be considered legal, financial, or tax advice. Every homeowner’s situation is different. Always consult with a licensed attorney before making any decisions regarding foreclosure or your property. If needed, we’re happy to refer you to one who may offer a free consultation.
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