1)  I do deals prior to filing, during all stages of probate process, and post distribution (inherited).2) It depends on whether your PR is administering a formal probate, their interim powers, and /or informal probate where in may only be two steps from filing to distribution.Put the deal you want under contract, bulletproof the agreement and determine what satisfies you title officer or closing agent (or escrow officer). 3)  Most of the people I've been told are probate "experts" are really info marketers, rather than deal makers.

Each floor has seperate entrance but it's all on one HVAC / water and indoor stairs connecting.  

Now, you the investor will finance this deal 100% and the "deal-maker" will find you the area and home builder to put you together with.

Are there any deal makers here this morning?

Also unexpected repairs, etc.Not every property is a money maker, although we've all been brainwashed pretty hard that they should be.

We stopped buying paid advertising on Go Section 8 because it was a money maker for them, but not for us.

., and his "real" money makers.  

Hi Matt,You can use an inherited IRA to make real estate investments.

the loan product (HELOC/HEL/mortgage) would be the decision maker.

I do want to know if she can make rent on my home.