RESOURCES FOR EXECUTORS AND ESTATES

Heirloom Senior Transitions

Heirloom Senior Transitions

Greenville
South Carolina - Charleston County
Phone: (864) 498-9115

Services

Heirloom Senior Transitions helps executors, families, and older adults coordinate the sale of personal property, household cleanout, moving, senior living transitions, and the sale of a home.

The company offers a coordinated transition service that can include organizing and selling belongings through online auctions, arranging packing and movers, clearing out the home, overseeing cleaning and light repairs, and preparing real estate for sale. Heirloom Senior Transitions also assists families evaluating assisted living and memory care options.

Heirloom Senior Transitions is based in the Greenville, South Carolina area and is led by Krista Frauenholtz, a licensed South Carolina real estate agent and auctioneer.

What Heirloom Senior Transitions can do for the estate

  • Help sort and organize household belongings
  • Coordinate the sale of personal property through online auctions
  • Arrange packing and moving assistance
  • Coordinate household and estate cleanouts
  • Manage junk removal and disposal of unwanted property
  • Oversee final cleaning and light repairs
  • Help prepare a residence for sale
  • Provide traditional real estate listing assistance
  • Discuss as-is home sale options when appropriate
  • Coordinate multiple transition services through a single point of contact

Helpful when

  • An executor needs to empty and prepare a residence as part of estate administration
  • Estate belongings need to be sorted, sold, donated, moved, or removed
  • Family members live out of town and need local coordination
  • A home requires cleaning, repairs, or other preparation before sale
  • A surviving spouse or family member is moving to assisted living or another residence
  • The estate would benefit from one provider coordinating several property-related tasks

Executor note

When personal property and real estate are being handled as part of an estate, executors should first identify items that must be retained, specifically distributed, professionally appraised, or otherwise handled separately. Maintaining records of property sales, removals, donations, and other dispositions can help document the administration of estate assets.

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