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Cameron Sharp
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How to find Probate Properties when newspaper and county court don't provide lists

Cameron Sharp
  • Investor
  • Bay Village, OH
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I called the probate court in Cleveland and they said they don't provide lists, they only accept written requests to look at specific properties. There's no listings in the paper as well. Are there any other ways to find listings of probate properties?

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Colin Smith
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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Colin Smith
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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In my city there is a special newspaper that only publishes public records. I have to subscribe to it for a couple hundred dollars a year and they send me a 3-6 page paper 3 times a week of all the public records. I then have to look through them for all the probate leads.

  • Colin Smith

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