Gold Standard

MaxPro is always conscious that heirs and buyers are not as familiar with Statute of Law and Case Law and are not as knowledgeable as we are in how to protect themselves using these laws. Therefore – MaxPro holds itself to a higher level of standards to help both heirs and buyers alike. We look for ways to do better to ensure we put them first ahead of our benefit. We recognize we have an easier and better ability to make these processes work for everyone and try very hard to do so. It is not easy to ‘lose partial’ ownership to a family home, even if it is deteriorating and we try to make the process easier on you as well as benefiting the neighbors around it. We try to solve all the problems and obviously cannot always do everything someone wants us to do – but we will always try to do more. Thus – we establish our "GOLD STANDARD" - a set of guidelines MaxPro Realty Partners, its staff, affiliates, associates, employees, and executives have all agreed to operate. Our GOLD STANDARD goes well above normal standards of operating in this sector of the real estate industry. As an example, we educate both the heirs and buyers for their own protection because the need to understand requirements and their legal rights to transact properties in this manner.

We put our customers and other parties outside our company first. This includes, putting unknown adverse heirs on notice to keep them informed, and protecting their interests with fairness. We strive for the financial fairness of each party by, putting their financial interest at a fair, or greater than fair basis. We always operate in a manner of integrity, respect and honor. We want our customers to make decisions that they will be happy with today, tomorrow, next week, next year and beyond. Issues involving potential heirs, who have appeared in reference to a possible fractional heirship interest of a property are handled with the highest regard to ensure there is no need for legal expense. We implemented our processes to help them receive what they are owed without the need for legal expense. Therefore, the following GOLD STANDARD guidelines are established: