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John Moore
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Real estate probate whole saling in California

John Moore
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orlando, FL
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I’ve started to dig deeper into probate whole saling. I’m curious what I should be looking for at the Los Angeles court? What type of things do you look for in the probate files that let you know you are on to a hot real estate lead?

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Mark Pedroza
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Mark Pedroza
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You'll need the decedent(s) name and probate case number. I cross reference the decedent's last known address to make sure he/she owned the property.

"Notice of Petition to Administer Estate" is the probate heading that will be your starting point.

Every probate file you research is a real estate opportunity.

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