Does anyone know what the difference between the following are regarding probate cases:1) Informal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal Representative2) Filing of will of deceased no petition3) Informal Appointment of Personal Representative4) Formal Adjudication of Intestacy and Appointment of Personal Representative5) Voluntary Statement6) Equity Petition7) Equity Complaint8) Equity - Partition9) Formal Probate of Will with Appointment of Personal RepresentativeWhen I am at the courthouse going through records these appear to be case types however I am trying to understand what each mean, so I can hone in on people who have real property to dispose of.

Especially when it comes to money.So considering I only need a small amount of money to live, have free labor at my disposal, and have no debt along with a great credit score.

At a glance, RE management isn't there, neither is:Advisory and consultation servicesEngineeringRE schools, owners, administrators and teachersRE Brokerage management and support servicesRE publications (Homes magazine types)Industrial/commercial RE managementMarinas are considered REAspects of municipal and state land management, they sub contract servicesFree lance settlement agents and title examinersLow-Moderate Income Housing administratorsNon-profit housing entitiesHome inspectorsRecreational Land Mgt.Construction ManagementAgricultural Land Management,Timber managementEnvironmental Land/Water Mgt.RE Brokers/agentsRE Brokerage support services (training, admin, escrow, advertising)Asset ManagersTrust Administration, RE DeptsAppraisersI don't consider notes or seller financing as a RE function as a finance function, if you toss that out of it's industry into RE, then...Note servicersAttorneysMortgage brokers.Note brokersLoan Modification SpecialistsMortgage underwriters and processorsGovernment employeesOh my gosh, the IRS has RE lease specialists, every military installation has land management, every building has maintenance, air ports have RE managers and lease specialists, Assessors, County Administrators dispose of RE, I'm not going to mention HUD employees and sub contractors.

Being a recent grad and suddenly having disposable income along with minimal expenses lead to a lot of free time spent figuring out ways to get rich quick.

While in the property records, keep an eye out for a "Durable Power of Attorney" the owner may have appointed someone to care for or dispose of the property, contact that person if there is such a document.You might just knock on doors around the house and ask neighbors if they know how to contact the owner, you might get leads there.

Just make sure you are still buying with good numbers and cash flow and not overpaying for the owner finance component.Then when the property rises in value after a few years and you are past your owner occupant live in period you could dispose of your property you bought.

I told my friend that I would agree to take what would be my commission and put it into the equity stack as part of the deal while also asking for a % of net sales proceeds once the property is disposed of.

If 15 year notes make you feel good and you have plenty of disposable income and RE isn't your main source of income then it is all good.I know a couple of guys (father-son) who buy just regular places like small plexes and take them to the next level with tile and granite and expensive flooring.

I have little capital at my disposal, but I'm not looking to make money for myself yet, I just want to get the experience that books cannot give me, and I figured the best way to do that would be working alongside someone who's been where I want to be.

It should have said something like; anything left can be disposed of.