I would have told her the items were legally "abandoned" and that they would be disposed of if she didn't retrieve them within 24 hours.That may not be legal, but you can always bluff and then back down if she pushes back.

Please let me know if they are reasonable.Insured Closing Letter = $125Tax Certification = $20Electronic Retrieval Fee = $50Notary Fee = $45Overnight Delivery Fee = $12Incoming Wire Fee = $22Good Standing Cert for PA LLC = $40Lender's Title insurance = $50Total Settlement company fees = $364Owner's title insurance = $1154  (Sale Rate - for purchase price of $105,000)Please let me know if these charges are reasonable?

How do you guys go about retrieving probate leads?

In order to retrieve older ones or those who have full approved authority, you will need the BP case #.

Retrieve some local bids.

Nobody has ever contacted us later to try & retrieve their belongins.

In some areas Courthouse Retrieval Systems is available.If you meant how do you calculate the right offer, let me know.

Got interested in Real Estate after learning how lucrative of an investment it can be, not to mention how much time and freedom it provides, as a father of 4, I know time is one thing that cannot be taken for granted or retrieved once it's gone!

UPDATE: So I went by the house again today, this time on a solo mission to retrieve the correct address.

I also forgot to mention, that if it is possible to retrieve a death certificate, somebody on that Certificate is named as the "informant".