Here is my approach on the probate:1st mailers are normally just a white professional letter expressing my condolences to the family and just letting them know that I am looking for a house in the general area of the estate and when or if they want to sell to please give me a call.Then a month later i will check back up with them with a yellow letter, hand written, pretty much just letting them know a little more who I am and that I am still interested in there property and leave them with my number to get in touch with me.After another month I will check back in with a post card letting them know that I'm still here and just checking back up with them pretty much.After that last post card i will normally wait 60 days to send another post card, and then that post card will pretty much be the same as the last post card I sent them.

There are mixed reviews on offering condolences.

Please send our condolences to his family.Thank you for letting us know.

First, no condolences or sorry for your losses, I'm full.Second, details.

Condolences to the families that lost a loved one during this tragic event.

------------LETTER--------------------"Hello,First and foremost, I want to express my condolences for the loss of your loved one.

If i mail it to the latter, should I show sympathy and send my condolences or should I get straight to the point?

@Marco SantarelliMy condolences for your loss.  

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I am starting to think that I should send the typical probate letter acknowledging the death with condolences and sending it to the PR which I assume is the executor.I am looking for advice and others experience with some rates of letters to leads conversion.