Guides for Selling Inherited Property in Poland
Practical answers for people abroad who inherited a house, apartment or land in Łódź and want to sell it. Concrete mechanisms and figures, not general advice.
My Parent Just Died in Poland and I Live Abroad: The First Things to Do With Their Property
You've just lost a parent in Poland and you're thousands of miles away. Here's exactly what to do first, in what order, before anything else.
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The 6-Month Deadline Foreign Heirs Almost Always Miss in Poland
Polish law gives you 6 months to decide how to accept an inheritance. Most foreign heirs don't know the clock exists until it's nearly out.
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I Inherited a House in Poland I've Never Even Seen: How to Sell It Without Ever Visiting
You don't have to fly to Poland to sell a property you inherited there. Here's the realistic, step-by-step version of how that actually works.
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An Empty Inherited House in Poland Is Costing You Money Every Month You Wait
Insurance, unpaid utilities, a leaking roof no one's fixing. Here's what an unresolved inheritance in Poland is quietly costing you, month by month.
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Inheriting Together From Abroad: How Siblings in Different Countries Can Agree to Sell
When every heir lives in a different country and no one's using the property, getting everyone to agree to sell is its own challenge.
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Power of Attorney to Sell Property in Poland: How It Works From Abroad
Living abroad doesn't have to stop the sale of a house or apartment in Poland. How a power of attorney actually works, and what the notary needs.
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Inherited Debt or a Court Bailiff in Poland: What Happens Now
What a Polish court bailiff can and can't seize after you inherit property, and how debt gets settled directly at the sale.
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One Heir Is Living in the Inherited Property and Won't Leave
A relative living in the flat while the rest of you get nothing from it. Three real ways out, instead of years in court.
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How Long Until the Property Is Legally Yours to Sell
A land registry entry can sit in court for months after a death. What actually speeds it up, and whether you can sell before it's done.
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Real Estate Agent Commission in Poland: What Selling Through an Agency Actually Costs
Commission is usually 2-3% of the price, payable regardless of how long the sale takes. Here's the real cost, and when an agency is worth it.
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How Long Is an Eviction Order Valid in Poland: What to Know Before Selling
An eviction judgment doesn't expire on its own. Here's what actually drags the case out, and when it's worth selling anyway.
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Can a Notarial Deed of Sale Be Cancelled in Poland
When a notarial deed can actually be voided, and when simply changing your mind isn't enough.
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Dividing Marital Property in a Polish Divorce: What Happens to the Shared Apartment
Three real options for a shared apartment after divorce, instead of months of negotiation.
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A House Gifted by Your Parents in Poland: What to Think About Before You Sign
The tax office filing deadline, a lifetime right of residence, and what it means for a future sale.
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Umowa Dożywocia (Life Estate Agreement) in Poland: How It Works
How a life estate agreement differs from a straight sale, and which one actually pays off.
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Inheritance After Your Father's Death When Your Mother Is Alive: Who Actually Inherits the Property
The rules of statutory inheritance with no will, and what it means for the property left behind.
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An Apartment Bought Before Marriage and Divorce in Poland
When a pre-marriage apartment stays personal property, and when your spouse can claim a settlement anyway.
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Who Cannot Be Evicted in Poland: The Right to Social Housing
Who's protected from being evicted onto the street, and what it means for selling a property with a tenant in it.
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How to Check Whether You're in Debt in Poland
Four sources that give you a definitive answer: BIK, debtor registers, the land registry, and bailiff case records.
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Who Helps People in Debt in Poland: Where to Find Real Support
Free legal aid, the Financial Ombudsman, restructuring advisors. Specific institutions, not vague advice.
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How to Get Out of a Debt Spiral in Poland: A Step-by-Step Plan
Repayment order, negotiating with creditors, and the point where selling the property closes things out faster than continuing to pay.
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