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Scott Nolan
  • Investor
  • Fairfax, VA
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Pulling Probate Leads in Fairfax County, Virginia

Scott Nolan
  • Investor
  • Fairfax, VA
Posted

I'm a newbie wholesaler in Fairfax, Virginia. I've been trying to pull probate leads using Fairfax County's archaic and seemingly intentionally byzantine public access system (CPAN). It's free at the court house or $150 a quarter online.

I've watched lots of YouTube videos on how to do this elsewhere. I've read articles until my eyes crossed. I've asked at various REIA meetings and no one seems to know how to get this done.

One Realtor opined that the Clerk's office made it nearly impossible because they were hiding malfeasance and poor record keeping. All I know for sure is that one of the wealthiest counties in the United States decades behind the average.

So, all that said, is there anyone out there who has cracked this particular nut? I'm determined to beat this!

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