Chapter 860 — PROBATE — SALE, MORTGAGE AND LEASE OF PROPERTY

860.01 Power of personal representative to sell, mortgage and lease. A personal representative to whom letters have been issued by the court and whose letters have not been revoked may sell, mortgage or lease any property in the estate without notice, hearing or court order. The …

860.05 Free of creditor’s claims. If property in an estate is sold, mortgaged or leased by a personal representative, title passes subject to the rights of creditors having a secured interest in the property sold but free and clear of any right of creditors which is based on the …

860.07 No warranties. Except as under s. 860.09 (2), a personal representative has no power to give warranties in any sale, mortgage or lease of property which are binding on the personal representative personally or on the estate of the decedent. History: 1993 a. 486.

860.09 Contract of decedent to sell or lease land. (1) GENERALLY. If any person legally bound to make a conveyance or lease dies before making the same and the personal representative fails or refuses to perform in accordance with the decedent’s contract, any person claiming to b…

860.11 Special provisions in will; personal representative’s duty to persons interested. (1) RESTRICTION. Ex- 860.11 860.13 Special provisions in will; personal representative’s duty to persons interested. Who not to be purchaser, mortgagee or lessee without court approval. cept …

860.13 Who not to be purchaser, mortgagee or lessee without court approval. The personal representative may not be interested as a purchaser, mortgagee, or lessee of any property in the estate unless the purchase, mortgage, or lease is made with the written consent of the persons…