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Corey Melkonian
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How to purchase a property with no living family member or will.

Corey Melkonian
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Watertown, MA
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How can a property be purchased or sold when the owner was adopted out of the country, never married and passed without a will?  

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Bill S.
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Bill S.
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@Corey Melkonian you really need to find an attorney that specializes in probate to answer this question. Perhaps @Sharon Vornholt would have some thoughts. For some reason I can't mention @Rick H. You can search probate cases and find his information and reach out to him. You might also consider other means of acquiring title such as buying the tax liens or deeds (depending on how your state of Massachusetts works). 

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