What is an illiquid estate?
Typically an illiquid estate has large assets that are difficult to sell or are difficult to value as they have very little cash or cash equivalents available for administering the estate. Large assets that are difficult to sell and difficult to value include closely held businesses, real property, collectibles, and qualified assets. This video reviews potential problems that illiquid estates can be faced with and provides tips for pre-death planning to avoid an illiquid estate.
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