Do all heirs have to agree to sell property?

Not necessarily. In many probate cases, the executor or administrator has legal authority to sell property even if certain heirs disagree. However, disputes may arise if beneficiaries believe the property is being sold below market value, sold prematurely, or contrary to the decedent’s wishes.

In some situations, the will may direct that a particular beneficiary receive the property instead of having it sold. These disagreements often require careful communication, negotiation, and occasionally court involvement.