They do not show if the deceased individual owned a house.When I get the basic probate information, I start to drill down into obituary listings and real estate income tax records to determine if there is a house and whether a spouse might still be living there, as well as to glean some basic information about the administrator, i.e. is that person a son or daughter, a distant relative, etc.  

The date of the import, contact info for the owner (and the persona who inherited the property if probate), a mailing address if it's different, the name of the original list for quick referral, and some kind of a way to track which mailings said contact has been part of. 

I have partnered with one other person  (a former work friend) and the house turned out great. 

I'm not sure that I would sign up for something like this without being confident that I'd be comfortable with this person as a business partner.

@Mayer M. As

The main focus is the property not the person.  As

If you want to keep it ewual, that’s fine, pay the person a market rate for their labor.

But everyone has differnt goals so to one person a 6 cap might look good because they're doing a value-add and want to increase IRR to 30% in a couple years and throw a couple hundred k at it. 

It is a decision based on their persona desires not financial goals.

sub too wrap lease option etc.. is a fine method but in my mind only to be used by very financially capable folks.. not folks that are trying to get rich on OPM and no credit.. and in some states the persona with the lease option can hole up and judge may make the lessee do a foreclosure giving the lessor a right to cure..