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Emmanuel Dorvelia
  • Real Estate Professional
  • sunrise, Florida (FL)
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Probate properties

Emmanuel Dorvelia
  • Real Estate Professional
  • sunrise, Florida (FL)
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Hey bigger pocket family. I need some insight on how to aquire probate properties. My process is going to the courthouse get all the information neccessary (deceased name and address, heir name, address, and sometimes phone number). I send them a letter and cold call. I have been getting some response but what holds me up most of the time is the actual probate process. I've heard you can still buy the property even though its still going through probate process. Is this true and any advice in general? 

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