By Rellia editorial team, The Rellia editorial team prepares source-linked educational pages for Long Island sellers.

Published 2026-10-13 · Updated 2026-10-22

Selling a trust, estate or power-of-attorney home on Rellia

Quick answer

Right now, Rellia can only list a home for a seller who owns it. Rellia can't yet list a home for someone selling on another person's behalf. That includes trustees, executors and administrators of an estate, and people acting under a power of attorney. If that's you, you can still ask the Rellia team to review your situation, and someone will contact you.

How to ask for a review

1. Start listing your home on the sell page. 2. At the ownership step, choose the option that describes how you're selling, such as trustee, executor or power of attorney. 3. Ask the team to review your situation. You can add a short note.

You'll get a confirmation that Rellia received your request. It also says plainly that Rellia can't list in that capacity yet and that someone will contact you. Your listing can't continue while your request is open.

What happens next

A Rellia team member reviews your request and contacts you. Depending on your situation, they may point you somewhere else that can help.

Get legal advice for your situation

Selling a home from a trust or an estate, or under a power of attorney, often involves extra legal steps. For example, an executor may need authority from the Surrogate's Court before selling. Rellia doesn't give legal advice. Talk with a New York-licensed attorney about what your sale needs.

Your information

Your request includes your contact details and any note you add. If you ask Rellia to delete your data, your requests are deleted too.