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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

probate leads in Massachusetts
I am a total beginner...as in 101. Starting to look into MA wholesales.
Someone mentioned the public records as a good starting point. I was wondering other than spending a lot of time on google (or paying someone on Upwork or Truelancer) to track down the address, emails and phone numbers of the administrators or attorneys, is there a better way of finding deals through public records?
If I go to the Norfolk country court house is it gonna be easier to access the recent probate records with contact info and property addresses?
Or paying lead generator people would be a time saving approach (knowing that everyone else is probably buying the same leads.)
here is what I can see from the public records:
http://ma.mypublicnotices.com/PublicNotice.asp?Page=PublicNotice&AdId=4673022