Inheritance Advances 

Get Cash for your Inheritance Without Waiting for the Probate

• No monthly payments.   The estate or trust repays your inheritance advance and you keep the rest. 
• No risk to you.  If the estate is unable to pay, you keep the inheritance advance and owe us nothing. 
• Bad credit or no credit OK, employment status irrelevant – it’s the estate or trust that repays the inheritance advance.
• Avoid penalties and defaults. Executors and Trustees can use the inheritance advance to pay taxes and mortgages, avoiding the risks and costs of penalties and defaults. 
• Don’t become a “motivated” seller.   Use your inheritance advance to maintain estate property and wait till the right buyer comes along to maximize sale value. 

THE INHERITANCE ADVANCE PROCESS

• If you are an heir to a probate estate and would like to receive a portion of your inheritance now, call CashExpress Funding, LLC at 800-303-3193 to discuss an inheritance advance.  You will receive cash in 3 - 5 business days of completing the application. 
• Inheritance Advance is not a loan so there is no interest rate or a payment schedule of any kind.  Instead of lending you money, the funding company will take an assignment of your future inheritance, similar to a lien, in a set amount. 
• The amount of the assignment is set on case by case basis to ensure you get the best possible rate for your case. 
• The amount of the assignment is SET IN STONE so even if it takes over a year to conclude your probate proceedings, you will not be charged more money. 
• If your probate takes less than a year, you may qualify for an early pay-off rebate. To find out more, talk to our friendly customer service representatives today at 800-303-3193 

THE PROBATE PROCESS

If you are an heir of an inheritance in probate or beneficiary of a trust, you probably already know that the probate process may take years to conclude and there are no guarantees as to the amount of future distribution or even, in some cases, whether the distribution will occur at all.  In addition, liquidation and distribution of the estate can be extremely costly.

Unknown creditor claims, the deceased's medical bills, will contests and/or claims by disputed heirs, Federal and State income taxes owed by the deceased and/or the estate, estate taxes due or bankruptcy claims on the heir's inheritance can all significantly diminish or even completely obliterate the estate. 

Heirs involved in the slow legal process are frequently in need of cash.
The mortgage and taxes still have to be paid, even tough the estate is in probate.  Banks and other traditional lending institutions such as credit unions generally will not use inheritance, either in probate or trust, as collateral, regardless of the size of the estate or the amount of the inheritance.

Inheritance Advance can help with these  and many other potential issues.  Qualifying heirs can receive an inheritance advance within 3 -5 business days and stop worrying about the legal process.  Call us now at 800-303-3193 to see if you qualify.   

PROBATE, DEFINED

Probate means the process by which the testator’s last will is determined to be his or her final dispositive statement, and which confirms the appointment of the person or institution they have named to administer the estate. The term "probate" is also used in the larger sense of probating the testator’s estate. In this sense, probate means the process by which assets are gathered, applied to pay debts, taxes and expenses of administration, and distributed to those designated as beneficiaries in the will. The person in charge of this process is an Executor or personal representative named in the will or an Administrator if appointed by the court.