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Oscar Mejia
  • Excited Hard Working Investor
  • Hackensack , NJ
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Probate court question

Oscar Mejia
  • Excited Hard Working Investor
  • Hackensack , NJ
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I have a lead on a property in Orlando, Florida the owner died (no will) the family is getting the documents prepared to transfer title is there anything I can do to help move this sale along. Do they have to have the deed transferred over to them or can they sell it to me without going through that process.

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