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Guy Olds
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Question of a full authority sale in California probate

Guy Olds
  • Yucaipa, CA
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I've been hearing from PR's lately and even from an "expert" in Probate (i.e. someone not on BP) that even with full authority under the IAEA in California a sale of a probate property needs to be sold no lower than 90% of the probate referee's appraisal. 

This seems to be coming from the attorneys. Has anything changed recently? I don't believe this 90% question is correct but I want to be totally clear.

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Guy Olds
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@Rick H.

Thanks for your responses. I always appreciate the depth of your posts on probate all over BPs forums. I learn something whenever you write.

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