Your client needs a property sold without creating problems for the estate. Here is how we work with counsel.
One point of contact for property logistics
- 20+ years of Brooklyn and NYC real estate experience
- Free preliminary comps and a detailed CMA for families and attorneys
- Third-party vendors coordinated, so you make one call
Key takeaways
- Counsel directs all legal matters.
- Written updates on showings and offers.
- Market analysis at no charge, not an appraisal.
- Access, cleanout and security handled.
The estate sale journey
Death notificationVerify and gather records
Inventory assetsIdentify the property and costs
Court hearingsYour attorney handles the court
Property valuationComps and market analysis
Strategic marketingQualified buyers, once authorized
ClosingTitle, debts and distribution
See each stage in our Brooklyn probate and estate sale process.
Vendors we coordinate for your client
Vendors are independent third parties. We coordinate them, and the person with legal authority decides what gets done.
Who does what
| Task | Who handles it |
|---|---|
| Authority, contract, court | Counsel |
| Pricing and marketing | Broker |
| Showings and offer reports | Broker |
| Vendors and access | Broker, with fiduciary approval |
Avoid costly mistakes
What you can expect
- Counsel directs legal matters. We do not give legal advice, and we confirm authority with you before marketing.
- Written updates. Showings, offers and buyer terms are reported to you and the fiduciary.
- Market analysis. A comparative market analysis is provided at no charge. It is not an appraisal.
- Property logistics. Access, locksmiths, cleanouts, security and preservation vendors are coordinated.
Before you share details: we are real estate brokers, not attorneys or tax advisors. Legal, court and tax questions belong with your attorney, accountant and tax advisor.
Property types
One to four family homes, brownstones, multifamily, rent-stabilized and mixed-use buildings, commercial property and development sites.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with fiduciaries?
Yes, on the real estate side.
Do you handle income property?
Yes, including multifamily, mixed-use and commercial buildings.
Do you give legal or valuation opinions?
No. We provide market analysis only.
Helpful public resources
NY Courts: fiduciary responsibilities | NY Courts: Part 36 rules
Related reading
This is not legal or tax advice. Consult with your attorney, accountant and tax advisor. Mendy Realty Inc. is a licensed real estate broker only. We are not attorneys, accountants or tax advisors. Equal Housing Opportunity.
