The reasons for the PR to sell, is to pay debts, family allowance, expenses of administration, taxes, dissension amongst the heirs, character of the probate property (cracked fireplace, leaky roof, drainage issues, etc.)There are no court mandates in CA for the PR to sell a decedent's property during the administration process as long as the PR has Letters of Administration (no will) or Letters of Testamentary (will).Yes a property going through probate can be sold.Since CA is opening up, take a visit to your local library and visit the periodicals section (Newspaper) and go to Classifieds then Legal Notices and look for Petition for Probate.To generate a probate list request past issue(s) of your local newspaper and go from there..Good luck... 

If no response, post notice in the newspaper for two weeks claiming the vehicle abandoned;5.

And hate to say it, but Facebook / Craigslist and even the Newspaper classifieds could be useful.

Search local classified ads online and in the newspaper for owner-financed deals.

Or a newspaper or magazine subscription to keep up on real estate news.

Signs to look out for include empty lots, newspapers piling on the driveway, rundown property, a neglected front lawn, and For Sale by Owner (FSBO) signs.2.

One way to contact owners is to look up rental ads on Zillow, Craigslist, Apartment.com, or in newspapers.

A reporter from a national newspaper that you've all definitely heard of reached out with some questions for me.

Below is a link to the local news paper with an article from a local business. https://www.heraldmailmedia.co...

These will be on the AHJ's website, posted in the local newspaper and social media.