Mavro Properties is based right here in Gilbert. From Phoenix and Tucson to rural parcels in every corner of the state, we buy inherited homes, land, and individual heir interests for cash — as-is, no fees.
We're an Arizona company — this is our home market. We know the county recorders, the tax lien calendar, and the title companies. If your inherited property has unpaid taxes, a clouded title, or co-heirs scattered across the country, we handle all of it at our cost.
Arizona allows real property under a statutory value threshold to transfer by a recorded small-estate affidavit six months after death — no full probate required. We'll help you figure out whether your family qualifies.
Arizona is a community property state. Who inherits — and in what shares — depends on whether property was community or separate, and whether children are from the current marriage. We research this before we make an offer, at no cost to you.
Arizona counties auction tax lien certificates on delinquent properties each year. After the statutory redemption period, the lien holder can move to foreclose and take the property. If a certificate has been sold on your inherited property, the clock is already running.
Arizona has not adopted the Uniform Partition of Heirs' Property Act, so an outside co-owner can force a partition sale with fewer safeguards for family members. Selling your interest on your terms — before someone else forces the issue — protects your value.
No pressure, no obligation. Tell us your situation — taxes owed, heirs involved, deadlines — and we'll give you honest input, even if the right answer isn't selling to us.
Where we buy in Arizona: Phoenix · Gilbert · Mesa · Tucson · Flagstaff · Prescott · Yuma — statewide, including rural land