One of your statutory heirs -- and they vary by state -- would go to court, ask to be appointed personal representative or admininstrator of youe estate, buy a bond (an insurance policy) to assure faithful performance, put the house up for sale, possibly have to get court permission to sell (in many states - this drives the price down as a buyer knows there may be a fly in the ointment) and then split the money and other proerty in the percentages state law provides, such as to your children equally (single moms may have kids), if any, if not to both parents equally, if not to your living siblings and children of deceased siblings, if none to living aunts and uncles and the children of deceased aunts and uncles.
Do a Will. It really makes sense!
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