Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: As is sale

The first comment that needs to be made is to be sure you have all requisite authority to sell the property, either because probate has vested title in you, you are the duly-appointed executors/administrators, or control passed to you as (successor) trustees of an estate-planning trust.

If you are clear to sell it, my next recommendation would be to use a licensed mobile home broker. They will have the forms and disclosures needed to give you optimum protection.

Even in an 'as is' sale, you have certain obligations of disclosure. The obligations are somewhat less if you are 'absentee' sellers who never lived in the home. Nevertheless, you must disclose defects of which you are aware, and selling 'as is' does not relieve you of those responsibilities.

I also recommend that you ask the attorney, if any, who is handling the estate probate, if any.