Last updated October 18, 2026
Probate Property Information Form
This form tells PBP Real Estate’s Gia Freer, Broker of Record, and Grant Freer, Owner and Broker Associate, about a property in a Florida estate. It takes about two minutes. Gia reviews every submission personally and replies within one business day.
Key takeaways
- Share what you know: the property address, your role in the estate and whether probate has been opened. Missing answers are fine.
- Our first step is a written opinion of value prepared by hand from current BeachesMLS sales, with the sales attached. No automated estimate is produced.
- Submitting the form creates no obligation. It is not legal or tax advice; probate procedure stays with the estate’s attorney.
What happens after you send the form?
Gia and Grant read it, then Gia prepares a written opinion of value by hand and compares it with recent sales and current market conditions in the property’s city. That gives the personal representative and the heirs a documented starting point for the decisions the estate has to make: sell now, hold, rent, or wait for letters of administration. Where the estate has an attorney, we work alongside them and keep the transaction on the court’s timeline.
Does sending this form obligate the estate to anything?
No. Completing this form does not obligate you or the estate to Gia and Grant in any way. It is a no-obligation request that helps us understand the property before we speak.
Want background reading first? The South Florida probate real estate guide covers the process, timeline and Florida-specific rules; the probate flowchart shows the steps in order; and for probate attorneys explains how we work with counsel.
This page is general information from a licensed Florida real estate brokerage acting as a transaction broker; it is not legal or tax advice. Talk to a probate attorney or tax professional about your situation.
Estate property
Tell Gia where the real estate stands
You do not need every probate answer before asking about the property. Share what you know; Gia will handle the real-estate questions and work alongside the estate’s attorney.