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Sell Inherited Land or Property in Arkansas — Before the State Auctions It.

Every year, thousands of Arkansas parcels are certified to the Commissioner of State Lands for unpaid taxes — many of them heir property nobody could agree on. We buy inherited houses, farms, and individual heir interests for cash, statewide.

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Why Arkansas families call Mavro

Inherited farmland and family homes in Arkansas often sit in legal limbo for decades — taxes accruing, title splitting across more heirs each generation. We untangle it: heirship research, title curative work, and back taxes, all at our cost.

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Arkansas Inheritance Law, in Plain English

Small Estates Can Transfer by Affidavit

Arkansas allows qualifying smaller estates to pass property by affidavit after a short waiting period — without full probate administration. Many rural family properties qualify, and we handle the paperwork.

Delinquent Taxes Send Land to the State

Unpaid Arkansas property taxes result in the parcel being certified to the Commissioner of State Lands, which auctions it off. Heirs can generally redeem right up until the sale — but once it's sold, options narrow dramatically. If you've received a certification notice, call us before the auction date.

Heir Property Has Partition Protections

Arkansas adopted the Uniform Partition of Heirs' Property Act, giving family co-owners buyout rights and fair-value appraisals in partition cases. We buy individual interests directly at a price you agree to.

Old Deeds, Missing Heirs, Rural Land — Our Specialty

Timber tracts, rice and row-crop farmland, and small-town homes passed down informally for generations: we trace the heirs, fix the title at our cost, and close through a licensed title company.

Arkansas Heir Questions, Answered

Can I sell inherited property in Arkansas without probate?

Often yes — qualifying small estates can use Arkansas's affidavit process, and your individual heir interest can be sold without any probate at all. We handle the paperwork either way.

Our land was certified to the Commissioner of State Lands. Too late?

Usually not — redemption is generally available until the property is actually sold at auction. Time is critical though. We pay redemption amounts at closing.

Do all the heirs have to agree?

No. We buy individual undivided interests confidentially. If the whole family is ready to sell, we'll coordinate a single closing for everyone.

Who pays the delinquent taxes and title costs?

Mavro Properties — taxes, redemption amounts, heirship research, curative title work, and closing costs are all covered by us.

Where in Arkansas do you buy?

Statewide — Little Rock, Northwest Arkansas, the Delta, and rural farm and timber land in every county.

Talk to a Real Person About Your Arkansas Property

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.

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Where we buy in Arkansas: Little Rock · Fayetteville · Fort Smith · Jonesboro · Pine Bluff · the Delta — all 75 counties

Free guide: Selling Inherited Property in Arkansas — The Complete Guide

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Important: The information on this page is provided for educational purposes only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. Laws change and vary by circumstance. Mavro Properties, LLC is a real estate investment company, not a law firm. Before making any decision about an inherited property, tax matter, or estate, please consult a qualified attorney in Arkansas.