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We want to ease your burden, not complicate your situation.
That’s why we’re here! Contact ELS for a private, one-on-one meeting at the estate, and we’ll help you prioritize your tasks and get started.
You have options, and ELS can help you access them. Whether it’s a public estate sale, specialized auction, or private sale, our team can coordinate the appraisal and sale of fine antiques, firearms, art, etc.
Yes—if you’re in a position to invest some capital into the property, you will see a positive return on your investment, not only in the final sale price of the property but in the overall time spent on the market. The ELS team is comprised of professional, credentialed, and licensed REALTORS® who can help you determine how to maximize the value of the property through market analysis and project estimates.
Yes! The ELS team has spent years curating a list of highly trusted craftsmen, subcontractors, and tradespeople. We can connect you with the right people for your job, and you can trust that they’ll do the work to our exacting standards.
Your trusted partners at ELS are licensed, experienced RE/MAX REALTORS® who will work on your behalf to sell the property for the highest marketing price in the shortest time possible.
Every situation is different based on your needs, but we strive to have every ELS client at the closing table within 90 days. Circumstances that may extend this timeline include surprise property issues such as hidden defects, inclement weather impacting exterior renovations, holidays, and disputes amongst heirs.
It depends on your priorities and the characteristics of the property. Auctions may lead to faster sales and higher purchase prices, but you have less control over the situation and may ultimately not get a higher price for the property. Location and property condition also play a high impact role in the success or failure of a property auction. The ELS team is well-versed in these extenuating circumstances and can share detailed pros and cons with you, so you can make an informed decision.
The owner is responsible for meeting with each contractor that ELS recommends to discuss the work necessary and accept or decline contractor estimates. Once the work has been completed, it is the owner’s responsibility to pay the contractor for his or her work.
We want to ease your burden, not complicate your situation.
