Gary Coleman's Estate Wants To Remove His Belongings From Home

Gary Coleman's estate wants his house to be put up for sale after it undergoes some major renovations. Court-appointed administrator Robert Jeffs filed a motion in a Utah court Wednesday to ask for a judge's permission to sell the late actor's home.

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TMZ has obtained the documents filed by Jeffs, in which he is asking for approval to have a bunch of the "Diff'rent Strokes" tragic star's stuff removed from the house so it can be repaired and renovated for future buyers.

The papers cited a realtor describing the home as being in "poor/distressed condition," believing $7,500 is needed to make the necessary repairs.

Jeffs said the estate doesn't have enough money to maintain the house since he still owed $325,158.58 on the mortgage.

Coleman died May 28, two days following a fall at his home, after ex-wife Shannon Price ordered his life support be removed.