It does not qualify you to write your own will. A will is a document written according to governing state law. In this document, a person states how he or she wants his or her property handled and distributed after his or her death. A person's property is either real property or personal property. Real property is real estate, land and anything of a permanent nature under or over the land, including houses and other structures.
Personal property is any other kind of property, including money.
A person's real and personal property makes up his or her estate. A will allows you to select who receives your property If you die without a will, the laws of intestate succession determine who receives your property. This distribution of property may differ entirely from your wishes. The laws of intestate succession are not flexible. They allow the son who has worked the family farm for years to get no more than the son who is a financially successful doctor.