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Wholesaling a probate
I have a potential probate deal in Houston. The customer needs to probate her father's house and has been paying the taxes since 2008. There are 2 other out of state siblings that may have a claim. The father's will says to leave it to her but the only witness to the will may be dead.
Should i get this deal under contract with the customer now or wait till i help her do the probate?