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Updated over 8 years ago,

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David Battle
  • Realtor
  • Tampa, FL
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Finding Probate Leads

David Battle
  • Realtor
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

Hey Guys 

A month or two ago I posted in the forum about obtaining probate and death of a decedent with real property leads. I've been looking through my county's records for probate leads but I'm not exactly sure what I'm looking for. I'm in Hillsborough County, FL. 

http://www.hillsclerk.com/publicweb/Search_Court_R...

I found the record search tool for probate records listed above but when you click on a record it doesn't really give you much info. I don't know much so the info provided could be everything I need lol. I did some research and found some info that I should look for within the record but I'm not positive if that's what I need.

1.Case Type (e.g. Probate with Letters, Letter of Administration, Trust, etc)

2. Decedent Name (Full)

3. Decedent Address (Full)

4. Decedent Date of Death

5. Main Party (Executor/Executrix/Administrator/Claimant/Petitioner/Heir/etc.) Name

6. Main Party (Executor/Executrix/Administrator/Claimant/Petitioner/Heir/etc.) Address

7. Other Party (e.g. Attorney) Name

8. Other Party (e.g. Attorney) Address

9. Other Party (e.g. Attorney) Telephone Number

I haven't quite figured out the death of decedent lead either.

Could you guys shed some light on this so that I could move forward with the process?

Thanks In Advance,

Battle

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