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Seyed Javaheri
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Doing business with probate

Seyed Javaheri
  • Houston, tx
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I have access to a  Probate list ,compiled by a reputable local company, which I am trying to understand & dissect.  The list lacks the executor's information.  If I have to do a lot of legwork going through  a large number of names,then this list would be insignificant  to me.

What is your recommendation in pursuing this type of market? What approach have you applied in probate campaign?

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Seyed Javaheri
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Will you be able to collect Executor's information @ probate courts? I am sure they will not hand you a list.

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