<prompt> Human: So long story short, my pretty awful and estranged father passed away. Im his only child so I got everything. Well I dont want everything so we found a realtor and after paperwork and making sure it was homestead so not in probate we listed his house for sale 3 days ago.Today, realtor informs us that another realtor actually wants to buy it in cash. We did list it on the lower side to move it quickly and move on. We agreed to the cash buy, and the contract is going to be written up.Are there any pitfalls we should be aware of? Any sort of sellers protection? I imagine theyll be paying with a check. Are we supposed to be paid first to ensure that the check clears?Any advice at all is welcome. Weve never sold a house and just want to make sure we do everything right and dont get scammed.EDIT: My husband and I do have an attorney to handle the estate and probate. The attorney sent us to the realtor we hired. Theyre handling all the paper work and I just have to sign things. Im just wanting more opinions on what we should or shouldnt be doing. Its not that I dont trust the attorney to do everything right, it just feels safer to have more information that we might not even think of asking for.  <response>: The title company will handle everything. Theyll verify funds and transfer the title.From your point of view this is no different than if the buyer was taking a loan. The only difference is it should move much faster and theres less that can go wrong.Once you close the title company will overnight you a cashiers check or wire the money directly to your account. 