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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Probate/Inheritance Leads
I am trying to figure out the best way to contact probate/inheritance leads.
1. Obituary - This probably is not a good idea from what I read
2. Probate - Ideal but have to take a day off to go to the courthouse (or hire someone)
Any other suggestions on how to get free inherited leads that do not go through probate?
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James,
Or you can subscribe to Rebogateway. It's $25-$30/month/county if I recall correctly. Much cheaper than you or someone else going down to the county to get it.
I don't know Rebogateway is available for your area wherever you are, but it is a great tool that realtors in the San Francisco Bay Area use.