Panhandle Real Estate Investments Publishes Southport Case Study on Inherited Home, Squatters, and Foreclosure Timeline

Panhandle Real Estate Investments has released a case study describing a Southport, Florida transaction involving an inherited property that was occupied by squatters and facing a foreclosure timeline. The company says the closing required coordination among heirs, including documentation needs related to an incarcerated co-heir, and highlights process considerations for families dealing with probate-related complications. The full case study is published on ThePanhandleHomeBuyer.com.
PANAMA CITY, FL - January 30, 2026 - Panhandle Real Estate Investments announced the publication of a new real-life case study highlighting how the company helped a Southport, Florida family successfully close on an inherited mobile home that was occupied by squatters and facing foreclosure.

The story outlines a situation involving two heirs, ongoing occupancy issues, and a foreclosure timeline that continued moving forward while the family worked through probate-related complications. One of the heirs was incarcerated, which required the coordination of a notarized power of attorney to move the transaction forward. The home also required significant repairs, including soft spots in flooring, major kitchen work, and interior upgrades making a traditional listing unrealistic for the seller.

"Most people have no idea what to do when they inherit a property and immediately get hit with foreclosure pressure and occupancy problems," said Peyton Saluto, founder of Panhandle Real Estate Investments. "Our goal is to handle the obstacles, simplify the process, and help families move on with a clean, respectful solution."

According to the case study, the team worked through key challenges including:

- Coordinating documentation and signatures with an incarcerated co-heir through a notarized power of attorney

- Assisting the seller in navigating a lawful eviction process for squatters

- Communicating and coordinating around the foreclosure timeline to allow time for closing

- Completing due diligence and renovation planning so the seller could sell as-is without delays

The final outcome was a closed deal that allowed the seller to avoid repairs, reduce stress, and exit a difficult situation with clarity and peace of mind.

The full case study, "Inherited House in Foreclosure with Squatters? Here's How We Helped a Southport Family Close the Deal," is available here: https://www.thepanhandlehomebuyer.com/blog/inherited-house-in-foreclosure-with-squatters-heres-how-we-helped-a-southport-family-close-the-deal/ [https://www.thepanhandlehomebuyer.com/blog/inherited-house-in-foreclosure-with-squatters-heres-how-we-helped-a-southport-family-close-the-deal/?utm_source=chatgpt.com]

About Panhandle Real Estate Investments

Panhandle Real Estate Investments is a Florida Panhandle-based real estate solutions company led by founder Peyton Saluto. The company helps homeowners sell properties as-is, often in complex situations involving probate, foreclosure pressure, inherited properties, distressed homes, and challenging occupancy issues. The team is based in the Panama City / Southport market and serves homeowners throughout the surrounding area.

To request a no-obligation cash offer, visit https://www.thepanhandlehomebuyer.com or call 850-778-2212.

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