Certified Probate Realtor in Las Vegas – What You Need to Know

If you’ve landed on this page because you’ve lost someone—our hearts go out to you.

We know this isn’t something you ever planned for. Whether you're grieving, managing a loved one's affairs, or trying to carry out someone’s final wishes, probate can feel overwhelming, emotional, and complex. That’s why you’re here—and that’s why we’re here.

As a certified probate real estate specialist and full-time real estate broker - salesperson in Las Vegas, I specialize in helping families move through the probate process with clarity, care, and confidence. This is a deeply personal part of my work, and I’ve built trusted relationships with top local probate attorneys to make the experience as seamless and supported as possible.

With a concierge-level approach and an understanding of the emotional weight these sales carry, I’m here to make selling inherited property feel less stressful—and far more manageable.

5 Things to Know Before Selling a Probate Home in Nevada

This free guide breaks down the process and helps you avoid the biggest mistakes people make when selling inherited property:

Visit the Free Probate Home Seller Guide Website

What Is Probate Real Estate?

Probate real estate refers to property owned by someone who has passed away and is now subject to the Nevada probate real estate process. In Nevada, probate ensures that all assets, including real estate, are legally distributed to rightful heirs or beneficiaries.

The Probate Process in Nevada

• Filing a Petition: Filed with the Clark County probate court

• Appointment of Executor or Administrator: Court appoints the representative

• Inventory and Appraisal: Assets, including real estate, are valued

• Paying Debts and Taxes: Liabilities are paid before distribution

• Distribution of Assets: Remaining assets are given to rightful heirs

Selling Probate Property in Las Vegas

Selling a probate home in Las Vegas takes more steps than a standard home sale:

• Court Approval: Often required for probate transactions

• Certified Appraisal: Must meet court standards

• Marketing & Listing: Work with a certified probate real estate agent

• Offer Process: May involve court confirmation

• Closing the Sale: Funds are distributed by the estate

Why You Should Work with a Certified Probate Specialist

Most agents will never touch a single probate sale in their entire careers. This is a niche that requires legal know-how, empathy, and flawless execution.

As a certified probate specialist in Las Vegas, I’ve handled these transactions many times—and I work with top probate attorneys to make sure the process is seamless, respectful, and efficient.

I’m also a top-performing real estate marketer. That means your property won’t just “sit” in probate—it will be priced, positioned, and promoted to the right buyers to protect your equity and your time.

Tips for Heirs Considering Selling an Inherited Property

• Start with a trusted team: A probate-certified agent and a solid attorney

• Know the timeline: Probate takes time, but delays can be avoided

• Think ahead about taxes: Know what you may owe

• Don’t wait too long to sell: The market may shift

• Stage the home thoughtfully: First impressions matter

Final Thoughts

Losing someone is hard enough. Selling their home shouldn’t be. At the Ina Medina Group, we walk families through Las Vegas probate home sales with empathy, legal guidance, and a proven strategy to get the most value with the least stress.

🤝 Let’s Talk About What Comes Next

If you're navigating probate or preparing to sell an inherited home in Las Vegas, I’d be honored to support you.

Because this isn’t just another transaction. It’s part of your story—and we’re here to help you write the next chapter with care.