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hi im paul grow manager of the estates administration department at the law offices of daniel hunt if youre a trustee you may feel a bit overwhelmed by the idea of distributing all of the stuff that the decedent accumulated over a lifetime here are some tips on how to get started in the process of liquidating assets after a death liquidating assets means converting hard assets like real property and personal belongings into cash liquidating assets is an essential step in any trust or state administration that prepares you to distribute funds to the beneficiaries and complete the administration there are three main types of property that need to be liquidated after a death real property this includes any real estate the decedent owned tangible personal property this includes automobiles furniture family heirlooms clothing jewelry and collectibles basically the stuff at the residence intangible personal property this includes stock certificates bonds and cds next lets walk through thr