Sell Your Fractional Property Ownership in California
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Partial Equity Sale
This scenario is most common when a family member has left a property to multiple people represented as equity. In some cases the bequeathed unanimously agree to sell the property, however this is rare. We are eager and willing to purchase the equity from those who wish to sell, providing a win-win for the equity holder and our investor.
Reverse Mortgage Alternative
This scenario is most common when someone owns all or majority of their home and wishes to convert that equity into a cash flow. There are reverse mortgage programs available, however we are an easier alternative and this provides you and our investors a win-win scenario.
Why Choose Us for Your California Property
Licensed & Experienced Since 1983
Over 40 years of experience purchasing fractional real estate interests across the United States, including California properties.
California Property Law Expertise
Comprehensive understanding of California Code of Civil Procedure §872.010 (Partition) and California real estate regulations.
Competitive in High-Value CA Market
Experience with California's diverse property market, from high-value coastal properties to inland investments.
Major California Counties Served
Serving properties throughout California, including Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County, San Francisco Bay Area, and more.
Fast Closings (30-45 Days)
Streamlined process with quick closings, typically 30-45 days from initial offer to receiving your funds.
Understanding of Prop 19 & CA Regulations
Knowledgeable about Proposition 19 and its impact on property tax reassessments and inheritance in California.
California Counties & Cities We Serve
Major Counties
Major Cities
Serving all major California counties and communities
California Real Estate Expertise
With over 40 years of experience in fractional real estate transactions, we understand the unique aspects of California property law and market conditions. California has specific regulations and market dynamics that make working with an experienced professional essential.
California Code of Civil Procedure §872.010 governs partition actions in California. These legal proceedings can take 12-24 months and cost $15,000-$75,000+ in legal fees, making them an expensive and time-consuming option for co-owners seeking to exit their ownership. Our direct purchase alternative provides a faster, more cost-effective solution.
Proposition 19, which took effect in 2021, significantly changed California property tax rules for inherited properties. If you've inherited a fractional interest in California real estate, understanding Prop 19's impact on property tax reassessment is crucial. We can help you navigate these considerations as part of your sale.
The California probate process for inherited properties has specific timelines and requirements. Whether your fractional interest is part of an active probate estate or was recently distributed to multiple heirs, we have experience working within California's probate framework to facilitate sales of partial interests.
How the Process Works in California
Free Consultation
Contact us for a free consultation and California property assessment. No obligations.
Receive Cash Offer
Get a competitive cash offer within 5-7 business days based on California market values.
Review Terms
Review and accept the terms. Our team guides you through California-specific requirements.
Close Quickly
Close in 30-45 days. Receive your funds and move forward with your plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes fractional ownership in California different?
California has unique property laws, including the California Code of Civil Procedure §872.010 governing partition actions, Proposition 19 affecting inherited property taxes, and community property laws that can impact ownership. California's high property values also make fractional interests particularly valuable and complex to navigate.
How does Proposition 19 affect my property sale?
Proposition 19 changed how inherited California properties are taxed. If you inherited a fractional interest after February 16, 2021, the property may be subject to reassessment at current market value unless it meets specific exemptions. Selling your fractional interest may trigger or avoid reassessment depending on your situation. We recommend consulting a California tax professional for your specific circumstances.
How long does the process take in California?
Typically 30-45 days from initial consultation to closing. This is significantly faster than a California partition action (12-24+ months) or coordinating a traditional sale with multiple co-owners (4-8+ months in California's market). California's escrow process is well-established, facilitating relatively quick closings.
Do I need a lawyer to sell in California?
While not required by California law, we recommend consulting with a California real estate attorney for complex situations, especially those involving probate, community property issues, or Proposition 19 considerations. You're always welcome to have independent legal representation review the transaction.
What are California property tax implications?
Selling a fractional interest in California may trigger property tax reassessment under Proposition 19 (for inherited properties) or Proposition 13 (for other transfers). The impact depends on when you acquired the interest, how you acquired it, and the percentage you're selling. California documentary transfer taxes also apply. We recommend consulting a California tax professional about your specific situation.
What California counties do you serve?
We serve all major California counties including Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Santa Clara, Alameda, Sacramento, Contra Costa, Fresno, Ventura, San Francisco, Kern, San Mateo, and more. Whether your property is in a major metro area or a smaller community, we can help.
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