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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Probate question!
I have been doing some research on the BP forums trying to find some answers for this. I did some digging and was able to find a list of probates and Fiduciaries from the past year for my target market which I am looking to reach out to.
Questions being it has the name of the deceased and the Fiduciary (typically the son/daughter/spouse of the deceased), and I have been doing a reverse lookup of the deceased to see where they were living. I am now about to send out letters to the Fiduciaries inquiring about the property. My only concern is that if they haven't lived there for awhile or the information is inaccurate I will come off as unprofessional. I have no problem sending the letters anyway because I want to try to uncover any opportunity that may be out there but I wanted to see from some users with more experience on what your thoughts were. Should I mail out to the fiduciary inquiring about the last place of residence of the deceased? Any help would be great.
Thanks!
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Go to County Property Appraiser website, and enter name of deceased.