
Let Us Help You Understand Your Options.
Grief. Family dynamics. Probate. Carrying costs. A property you may not even live near.
And somewhere in the middle of all that, people start asking:
“What are you going to do with the house?”
Cash buyers may be calling. Agents may be telling you to list. Family members may have strong opinions.
But you don't have to decide yet.
At Three Doors, we'll help you understand your options, look at the numbers, and determine what makes the most sense for your situation.

No obligation. No pressure.
We'll talk through your situation,
then create a personalized
Inherited Property Decision Guide
based on your property and goals.

There isn't one right answer for every inherited house. There is only the option that fits your property, your family's goals, and your numbers.
Most people who inherit a house only ever hear about one: sell it. But selling isn’t always the best answer.
It Takes Three Doors
To Make One Smart Decision
Sell as-is for a faster,
simpler path to cash.
Improve the property before selling to potentially increase your proceeds.
Keep the property and turn
its equity into income.
What Makes Three Doors Different?

Jim Manning, Owner of Three Doors
20+ Years Experience
3,000+ Transactions
300+ Active Rental Properties
Saint Louis Local Focus
I've bought, renovated, sold, rented and managed properties for more than 20 years.
Along the way, I've learned something simple:
There is rarely just one way to solve a real estate problem.
That's why I don't start with a predetermined answer. I start with your situation, your goals and the numbers.
Then I'll show you the realistic options — and let you decide.
Your guide will help you understand:
The first decision you actually need to make—and why it's not “Should I sell?”
The three primary options available to inherited-property owners
The five questions to answer before talking to an agent or buyer
The tax and financial considerations you shouldn't overlook
How to navigate disagreements among family members
A simple worksheet for comparing your options side by side
What to do during the first 30 days

A: Yes. There is no purchase required and no obligation to work with Three Doors afterward. The purpose is to understand your situation and help you compare the realistic paths before you make a decision.
A: Yes. The guide is designed for anyone who has inherited a property. Our hands-on services are currently focused on the St. Louis metro area, but we can still help you evaluate your options through a conversation and, when appropriate, connect you with trusted professionals in your area.
A: Family members often have different ideas about what should happen with an inherited property. The guide addresses how to start that conversation and get everyone focused on the goals behind the decision—not just the decision itself.
Especially then. The guide is designed to help you understand your options before you're pressured into making a decision.
A: That's completely fine—and very common. The goal isn't to tell you who you should work with. We'll help you compare what you've already been offered with the other options available to you, so you can make an informed decision.
You don't have to stop talking to anyone. Our goal is simply to help you understand what you're being offered and how it compares with your other options.
A: We may be able to purchase certain properties, but buying your house is only one of the options we offer. That's the point of Three Doors. We'll help you understand the different paths available—including options where you don't sell to us.
A: A member of the Three Doors team will get more information on your situation and property. Afterward, we’ll send you a personalized Inherited Property Decision Guide based on the questions and options discussed.
We'll look at your property, your goals and the numbers — then help you understand which of the three doors makes the most sense.

