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Peter Milic
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Probates, how do I find the heirs??

Peter Milic
  • Real Estate Agent / Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi BP, Someone in my neighborhood recently died, I heard that her kids want to sell the house, but I don’t know how to get in touch with them, how to find them to let them know I’m interested in buying the property. I’m hoping someone here would be able to help me. Thank you!

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Ryan Davis
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Ryan Davis
  • Investor/Contractor
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@Peter Milic there is probably better and more professional ways, but if I wanted the property really bad I would search on Facebook. Find who was close to the lady and ask them who her kids are and how you can contact them. Or leave a letter in the mail box. I would give it some time first. 

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