Elizabeth Cross is the executor of Sam Newton's estate. Elizabeth has been struggling and spending a lot of time in court. To pay some of the taxes due, Elizabeth discovers that she needs to sell some of the estate property. Elizabeth is informed by the attorney assisting her that she'll have to petition the court for a license to sell. What, if anything, could Sam have done to prevent Elizabeth from having to petition the court in this matter?

A. in his will, Sam could have included an ejectment clause.

B. There's nothing Sam could have done; petitioning the court for a license to sell is just part of the estate administration process.

C. In his will, Sam could have given Elizabeth, as the executor, the power to sell his estate property.

D. Sam could have included instructions to sell estate property in the letter of instructions.