Can a personal representative list a house for sale?

Dated: March 30 2026

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Can a personal representative list a house for sale?

In most cases, yes, once authority is confirmed. The judge will issue "letters of testamentary".  In most cases, these give the Personal Representative the authority to sell the home. I help Personal Representatives understand their options and guide them through preparing and listing the property properly. 

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Brianna Mau

Brianna Mau is a Southwest Washington real estate professional who helps buyers, sellers, and families navigate real estate with clear strategy and dependable guidance. She specializes in probate prop....

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