Santa Clara Probate: Full Authority Sale Mistake Costs

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Selling a probate home in Santa Clara County? If you have Full Authority under California’s Independent Administration of Estates Act (IAEA), you might think you can list and sell right away — but there’s a hidden trap that delays closings and costs the estate thousands. In this video, I reveal the #1 mistake Santa Clara probate executors and administrators make, why it happens, and the simple fix to avoid losing your speed advantage.

Whether you’re just starting probate or already appointed as an executor or administrator, this tip can save you weeks of delays and keep your buyers from walking away.

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Timestamps:
00:00 – Teaser: The costly Full Authority mistake
00:22 – Why this happens so often in Santa Clara County
01:15 – The problem with liens & title issues
02:40 – The simple solution that prevents closing delays
03:45 – How this keeps your probate sale on track
04:10 – What’s coming in the next video

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⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for education only. I’m not an attorney. Always work with your attorney for legal advice.