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Newbie Probate question
When an heir becomes administrator of 2 estates on one property that had 4 owners as tenants in common, 2 of whom have died (hence the estates), how does the administrator pass the deed to a new buyer?
He has collected quit claim deeds from all the heirs (his 3 siblings) from one of the decedents, the other had no heirs, except the 2 surviving siblings originally on the deed with him. One of whom has already recorded a QC to the admin of the estate.
So what we have right now is this. 3 QC to admin from siblings, 1 QC from current owner on deed to admin. Admin has just been sworn in as admin for the 2 decedents.
How does probate in PA go on from this point. Im wholesaling this property. Does he need to record all the QC deeds that have been given to him before he can sell it to my end buyer? Or does he just record the one deed from the current owner thats living? Im confused how he gives my buyer his half of the interest in the property, and how he gives the other half, the estates, to my buyer in one transaction. Please advise.. Thanks