During Probate, if one of the Heirs challenges the Will, does that prevent me from applying for an Estate Loan, or Inheritance Cash Advance based either on a Trust or on Probate?
A probate loan is a cash advance given to heirs entitled to probated inheritance property. Factually speaking, there is no such thing as a probate loan. However, this term is often used when heirs assign inheritance rights to a funding source in exchange for lump sum cash. Cash advances are paid by the estate after all other expenses and settlement fees.
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Probate loan funding sources can include private investors, investment groups, and cash advance service providers. Funding sources charge an upfront fee which is deducted from the advance. Fees can range between 10- to 50-percent of the inheritance value.
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