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Paul, the grow manager of the Estates Administration Department at the Law Offices of Daniel Hunt, provides guidance for trustees feeling overwhelmed by asset distribution after a decedent's death. He defines liquidating assets as converting hard assets, such as real property and personal belongings, into cash—an essential step in trust and estate administration to prepare for distributing funds to beneficiaries. The process involves three main property types: real property (real estate owned by the decedent), tangible personal property (items like automobiles, furniture, heirlooms, clothing, jewelry, and collectibles), and intangible personal property (such as stock certificates, bonds, and CDs). The tutorial will further explore these aspects.