Probate real estate agents in Greater Philadelphia and South Jersey

If you are handling a loved one's estate and need to sell the house, this directory can help you find probate realtors and estate sale agents in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester Counties in Pennsylvania, and in Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester Counties in New Jersey. Every listing is built only from the agent's own public pages and links back to them, so you can read their own words before you decide whether to call anyone.

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Find a probate agent near you

If you searched for a “probate agent near me,” start with your county. Choose it below to see agents who publicly say they serve it. Each county page also links to that county's Register of Wills (Pennsylvania) or Surrogate's Court (New Jersey).

26 listings shown. Order is alphabetical, not a ranking.

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If you're just getting started

In Pennsylvania, most executors speak with an estate attorney before talking to a real estate agent, and the estate is usually opened with the county Register of Wills. In New Jersey, estates are opened with the county Surrogate's Court. Plain-language guides are available for both Pennsylvania and New Jersey; each guide is state-specific and is general information, not legal advice:

How to sell a house in probate in Pennsylvania
A plain-language overview of how executors sell a house in probate in Pennsylvania: authority to sell, when a court order may be needed, and how Philadelphia-area estates usually proceed. General information, not legal advice.
How to sell a house in probate in New Jersey
A plain-language overview of how executors sell a house in probate in New Jersey: Surrogate’s Court authority, when court approval may be needed, and links for Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester Counties. General information, not legal advice.
What is a probate real estate agent?
What a probate real estate agent does for an executor in Pennsylvania, what they don't do, and what the Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist (CPRES) designation does and doesn't mean.
How to choose a probate agent
Practical, no-pressure questions for executors choosing a probate real estate agent in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, or Chester County.
Probate process in Pennsylvania for real estate: a general timeline
A general, non-legal overview of the Pennsylvania probate process as it affects a house, with the few deadlines set by statute or the Department of Revenue and links to each county's Register of Wills.

How this directory works

We include an agent only if their own public website, or an official brokerage profile, describes probate or estate home sales in a covered county. We do not take payment for listings, and we do not rank agents. Credentials such as CPRES appear only where the agent's public page lists them. More about the directory.