Documented value
Comparable sales, competition, condition and micro-market.

Estate • Inherited property • Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
Value, documents, property condition, decisions among heirs and sale preparation: Pierre helps clarify the real estate side and coordinate with your notary when needed.
A clear first step
Pierre explains the key information to gather and how to organize the real estate side before making a decision.
What matters
Comparable sales, competition, condition and micro-market.
Identify real estate documents and items requiring professional confirmation.
Separate what is known, documented or still unknown.
Avoid automatic renovations and focus on what supports the sale.
Keep the liquidator and designated people informed.
Organize much of the real estate work by phone, email and video.
Estate real estate checklist and file roadmap. Receive a practical summary designed to help you prepare the right information and next steps.
From review to closing
Yes. Value, market context, condition and preparation priorities can often be reviewed first.
It depends on the liquidator’s powers, the will, authorizations and the estate file. Legal confirmation may be required.
It records the transfer of rights related to the property and is generally prepared with a notary.
Required signatures depend on the file and granted powers. Do not assume every estate works the same way.
Not automatically. Review market impact, costs and delays before undertaking work.
Yes, much of the real estate work can be coordinated remotely, subject to each document’s requirements.
A simple next step
Phone or email is required. Your information remains confidential.
A first conversation can clarify value, preparation, timing and the next useful step.