All Forum Posts by: Paul Sorgi

I'll second your happiness!

There is no list you need to mine the data yourself by looking at each file. It would be nice to know as @Shaun Reilly mentioned if all the information is in the file.

A room in a boarding house for $125/wk. Maybe a studio.

You didn't share the location of the property or the # of beds/baths. Without more information I can't comment on this particular property.

If you are investing in a negative cash flow then I would assume you are looking for appreciation. This appreciation would also have to account for your additional yearly financial contributions into the property.

You need to know what you want from the investment and establish your buying criteria from there.

Do you want cash flow? How much per unit?

What are you anticipating for appreciation?

How long do you intend to hold?

I hope this helps.

Explain to him what you want then ask him how much he would like for supplying you with that information. I think if all he is bringing you is an address and a picture of a vacant home $5 to $10 should be enough.

Offer him a referral fee of $500 if you buy the property.

and @Shaun Reilly was concerned about spending to much time researching probate leads Congrats on the big 500!

You could send a letter and it maybe be forwarded to the the owner. Cost you less than a buck. Then again it just might be returned to you which just means you need to do a little more research. Try searching their name on google include "obituary" or search facebook. You could also hire a skip tracer to find the owner as well.

Well it is a Government website did you really expect it to work? :-)

After sifting through numerous records the County search seems to work.

I do use a narrower date range to limit the number of records.

My disclaimer is that I have not been researching probate very long and I was searching for a way to do it from"home" and this is what I have come up with. I am always open to refining my methods.