estate liquidation
Deceased's asset dispersal
Estate liquidation is the process of selling off a deceased person's belongings, typically to settle debts, distribute assets among heirs, or empty a property for sale.
The term also applies when living owners downsize or relocate.
Estate liquidation usually involves an estate sale—a multi-day event where household contents are priced and sold on-site: The family hired a company to handle the estate liquidation after their mother passed.
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