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  • McDonough, GA
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Do you send probate letters to nice houses in nice neighborhoods?

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  • investor
  • McDonough, GA
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Do you only send probate letters to distressed properties, or do you send them to very nice properties also?

I assume I would have a better chance of getting a probate property if it is at least a little distressed. Then the executor/personal rep might not be as quick to put the property on the MLS. It might give me a chance to help them clean out the property and get a good deal.

If the property is in great shape, and they want to sell, I think they would list it on the MLS to get top dollar for it.

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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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I think all the posters (so far) understand what you're trying to do. 

Re-read my post. I gave you the answer.

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