Inherited property
Probate is slow, and the bills don't wait. JB Jackson Solutions helps executors, administrators and heirs fund the estate, buy out one heir's share, or sell outright, with terms built around the family's situation.
Every estate is different. Most families we talk with need one of these, and some need a combination.
Keep it
When an estate needs cash to get through probate, we can lend to the estate, secured by its real estate.
Sell your share
When several heirs inherit one property, not everyone wants the same thing. We buy the share of an heir who would rather have cash today.
Sell it all
If the family agrees it's time to sell, we can buy the property ourselves, as-is, on a timeline that fits the probate process.
Most estates are handled by an attorney, and that's how it should be. We don't give legal advice, and we never ask a client to go around their lawyer.
When an estate is short on cash, or the heirs can't agree, JB Jackson Solutions gives you one more option to bring to your client: funding the estate, buying out one heir's share, or purchasing the property outright.
If you've been appointed to handle an estate, you're responsible for protecting the property until it's settled, often with no cash in the estate to do it. If you're an heir, you may be waiting months or years for a share you need now.
JB Jackson Solutions works alongside your probate attorney.
If you've just lost a family member and don't know where to start, call us at 855-912-8200. We can refer you to experienced probate attorneys, at no cost and with no obligation to work with us.
A short, confidential call about the property, the heirs and what the estate needs.
We lay out the options that fit, in writing, so you and your attorney can review them.
Once approved, including by the probate court where required, we fund or close.
JB Jackson has bought more than 3,000 homes since 1975, and he runs JB Jackson Solutions as a family business with his wife and longtime investment partner, Robin Adams.
The court-appointed executor or administrator signs on behalf of the estate. Depending on the will, the probate court may need to approve the borrowing first. We'll work with your attorney on what's needed.
Yes, always. Every proposal is in writing so your attorney can review it, and nothing moves forward without their input and, where required, the probate court's approval.
Usually not. Our estate funding is typically structured with no payments until probate closes, though we can agree on other arrangements.
Yes. We can buy your fractional interest directly. You receive cash, and the other heirs keep their ownership.
No. We can often help while the estate is still open. That's when funding usually matters most.
Yes. We don't share your information, and there's no obligation.
Call us directly. We'll listen first, then tell you plainly whether we can help.
JB Jackson Solutions does not provide legal or tax advice. Please consult your attorney or tax advisor. All funding is subject to review and approval, and to probate court authority where required. Terms vary by estate.