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Lawrence Bacon
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Probate, Tax Delinquent List

Lawrence Bacon
  • Lithonia, GA
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Hello all

I’m just now starting my wholesaling career and I’m still putting together my list for leads. I took action and went to my local courthouse(Dekalb and Rockdale County) to try to compile a list of preprobate, probate, tax delinquent, and absentee owners. Once I got there I didn’t know what to actually look for and I wasn't exactly sure what to ask for once I got there. This in turn lead to the staff not being so helpful.

My questions are:

What office in your local courthouse do you visit to get these leads?

How do you communicate effectively with the staff so they can properly assist you?

When accessing records what is the pertinent information that you’re looking for?

Once you find the information how do you enter it into your database?

Would it be easier just to pay for a list online?

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