Probate House Buyers In Palm Beach County, Florida
See how it worksStep 1 – Receive an offer.

Submit your information and receive an offer for your family's property. Offers based on the county property appraiser, and fair market value.
Step 2 – Accept the offer.

Accept the offer. If you need an attorney, we will recommend one. There will be NO UPFRONT COSTS to you. The attorney is only paid once home is sold. All fees are disclosed before signing agreement.
Step 3 – Close.

After house inspections, we will wait for probate to be completed, and we will close quickly. You and the family will be paid. It's that simple.
We buy probate houses in all of Palm Beach County
The Building Buyer purchases inherited and probate properties throughout Palm Beach County, working directly with the Palm Beach County Circuit Court Probate Division and local estate attorneys to close transactions as quickly as the law permits. Palm Beach County properties often carry significant value, and our team understands the importance of getting families a fair, transparent offer based on actual market data — not lowball investor math. We serve all of Palm Beach County including West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Riviera Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Lantana, Lake Park, Juno Beach, Tequesta, Belle Glade, Pahokee, South Bay, Loxahatchee, and all surrounding Palm Beach County communities. If your family has an inherited property anywhere in Palm Beach County, we are ready to help. Get my offer Robert J. Slotkin
Local Attorney
Patricia Hellrung
Hollywood, FL
Cash offers. No financing.
No realtor fees or commissions.
Choose the closing date.
Find out why families have trusted us.
Why The Building Buyer is Florida’s #1 Probate Home Buyer
When it comes to selling an inherited or probate home in Florida, you want a buyer who understands the legal complexities and treats your situation with respect. That’s where The Building Buyer stands out.
What Makes Us #1:
- Specialization: We only focus on inherited and probate properties.
- Experience: We’ve helped hundreds of Florida families sell probate homes.
- Speed: We close in as little as 14 days.
- Trust: Named Best Real Estate Group by Fort Lauderdale Magazine in 2022.
How We Help:
- Handle probate paperwork and coordination
- Pay all closing costs
- Offer cash, with no commissions or hidden fees
Our Mission:
To give heirs peace of mind by making the probate sale process as smooth and fast as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Selling a Probate House in Palm Beach County, Florida
Which court handles probate in Palm Beach County, Florida?
Probate in Palm Beach County is administered by the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Court — Probate Division. The main courthouse is located at 205 North Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (Attn: Probate Department). Palm Beach County also has satellite locations: South County at 200 West Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33444, and North County at 3188 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410.
How long does probate take in Palm Beach County?
Formal administration in Palm Beach County typically takes 7 to 10 months. Summary administration for qualifying estates can be completed in 4 to 6 weeks. Palm Beach County’s probate division is well-organized and processes cases efficiently. The Building Buyer coordinates with your Palm Beach County probate attorney to ensure closing happens as quickly as the court allows.
Does The Building Buyer purchase high-value probate properties in Palm Beach County?
Yes. Palm Beach County has some of the highest property values in Florida, including waterfront estates, luxury homes in Boca Raton and Delray Beach, and properties along the Intracoastal. The Building Buyer handles probate properties at all price points and bases every offer on current fair market value as established by the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.
Can out-of-state heirs sell a Palm Beach County probate property?
Yes. Many Palm Beach County probate estates involve heirs who live outside Florida. The Building Buyer works with out-of-state families regularly and can coordinate the entire process remotely — from the initial offer to the closing documents. You do not need to travel to Palm Beach County to complete the sale.
What if the Palm Beach County inherited property has HOA fees or special assessments?
Palm Beach County has a large number of HOA communities, and unpaid dues or special assessments are common in estate properties. The Building Buyer purchases properties with outstanding HOA obligations. These are resolved through the closing process and do not prevent or delay the sale.


