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Florida probate buy
We are looking at our first investment property in Northwest FL (Shalimar). We found a promising buy and hold property, however, we learned it is in probate. We don't yet know the details of who is selling and what specifically is going on, but could really use some pointers on buying real estate in probate. For instance, is a lawyer necessary? What dangers typically accompany a probate buy? Should newbies even be looking at a property in probate? Any advice is appreciated!
Thanks!