Will an iBuyer consider a probate deal?

The general answer is only if the property does NOT require court approval. This answer may not apply to all iBuyers.

Note:  This answer comes from our first iBuyer, Wedgewood, who states: "We would look to do a probate deal that does NOT require court approval.  Essentially that means the trustee has the authority to negotiate the sale and does not have to take the deal to a probate judge for ultimate approval." 

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