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Joe Polyak
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Mateo, CA
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Probate Lead Data Providers

Joe Polyak
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Mateo, CA
Posted

Hello Everyone!

I'm a full-time realtor in the San Francisco Bay Area. I'm growing my business to start working with probate cases that involve real estate. I know I can go to the local court houses (some of them the information is online) and look at the records and sort which ones have real estate and do all of that myself. Obviously that takes a lot of time away from me being able to prospect and generate business through other channels. My options are to either go myself, pay someone to do it, or use a probate lead data provider of some sort. Does anyone have recommendations with data providers that are good, specifically in the San Francisco Bay Area? Here are a few that I've found in my searches: successorsdata.com, probatedata.com, and mtieducation.com. 

Additionally, any investors in my area who are currently working probates or would like to work probates and would potentially like to collaborate in anyway I would be very open to discussing potential opportunities for starting a mutually beneficial relationship.

Thanks,
Joe

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