Before a Margate home can be sold after its owner dies, the title company needs to see who has authority. Under section 733.613, a personal representative whose will grants a power of sale can sell without going back to the court; if there is no will, or the will gives no such power, the court has to authorize or confirm the sale before title passes.
Probate is a routine part of selling in this county: Broward’s circuit court opened 4,663 probate-category cases in fiscal year 2024-25, by the state courts administrator’s count. Creditors usually have until three months after the notice to creditors is first published to file claims (section 733.702), so the estate often holds the proceeds for a while. General information, not legal advice; talk to a Florida probate attorney.