⚠ Estate May Not Be For Sale🚫 Do Not Visit Without Consent📋 Probate Timeline TBD
Price Insights
Est. Value
$486,000
Public feed AVM
Equity
62%
Estimated ($223,500)
Property Type
SFR
Per public record
Year Built
1986
All data sourced from public county records and automated valuation models. AVM figures are estimates only. Verify all data with a current title search before making any offer.
Probate Status
Owner of record🔒 Members only
PipelinePre-Probate
Investment Analysis
Equity position62% · $223,500
DebtEquity
Est. Market Value (AVM)$486,000
Est. Lien Balance$262,500
Est. Equity Spread$223,500
All figures are estimates from public data. Conduct a full title search and obtain a payoff statement before making any offer.
1670 W 5650 N is a 3.0-bedroom, 3.0-bathroom, 1,112 sq ft property in Saint George, Washington County, Utah, built in 1986. Based on a public obituary match, the recorded owner recently passed away — making this a potential pre-probate opportunity.
The property is estimated at $486,000 by public AVM data, with an estimated lien balance of approximately $262,500 and roughly $223,500 in equity (62%). The owner held sole title, meaning the estate will likely go through probate.
Pre-probate is the window between the owner's death and the opening of a formal probate case — often the best time to connect with the family. These are not foreclosures. There is no auction date. The timeline is driven by estate administration — typically 3–6 months informal · 9–18 months formal in Utah.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns this property now?
The property is part of an estate in Utah. Ownership passes to the heirs or beneficiaries named in the will, or to the statutory heirs if no will exists. The personal representative (executor or administrator) manages the estate during probate.
Can this property be purchased before probate closes?
Yes, in most cases. Utah follows informal (unsupervised) probate. The personal representative typically has authority to sell real estate subject to the terms of the will and Utah law. Timeline: 3–6 months informal · 9–18 months formal.
Is this property occupied?
Estate properties may be occupied by family members or may be vacant. Occupancy status is not publicly disclosed — do not visit without permission from the estate.
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Important: This estate may not be for sale
This property has been flagged as a potential pre-probate opportunity based on public obituary records. The estate and heirs may have no interest in selling. Do not visit, enter, or approach this property without prior contact and consent from the estate representative. All outreach must be respectful and lawful.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice. Property data is sourced from public records. Accuracy is not guaranteed. OffRamp REI is not a licensed real estate broker or attorney.