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Gary Threadgill
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Gary Threadgill
  • Washington, DC
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I have just sent out my first set of mailers to probates and i have noticed when i cross reference the property on google i have found about 50% of them on zillow.com listed as being up for sale is this a good or bad thing? Should i not mail to the ones that are already for sale?

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Abhi Golhar
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Abhi Golhar
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  • Atlanta, GA
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I agree with @Nathan Paisley , that list is too old if leads are already on zillow.

I've worked with probate leads and my methodology is as follows:

1. Go through probate court records (I don't buy from a list as sometimes these are oversold to other investors)

2. Mail out to records based on set rules (location, date descended, etc)

3. Pick & choose from those who call me.

Probate leads work - just keep on it and track everything.

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Current deal that called from a letter I sent 4 months ago:

Purchase Price: $120,000

Estimated Repairs: $40,000

ARV: $275,000

DOM: < 30

Fantastic opportunity.

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