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Dusty Warner
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Visiting the courthouse tomorrow

Dusty Warner
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I will be heading to the county clerks office tomorrow to file for a DBA.... I was wondering if I could "kill 2 birds w one stone" is there anything else I can accomplish while im there?? I was thining about trying to acquire leads such as probates.... any suggestions???

DW

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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Great plan. While there, I suggest that you find the superior court, the file archives, meet the clerks, ask where files are kept and how to access, find the most recent probate files and take a look-see, sit in on a probate court proceeding (dress appropriately...no shorts, etc.) and find the recorder's and tax accessor's offices, if in same complex.

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