Read the ad and where the court house is located.If there is no court house computer access (from your home) then you'll have to make that trip.You'll be marketing to the PR (Personal Representative) with their complete mailing address, contact phone number and maybe e-mail address.You'll find this information on the court document Duties and Liabilities.For each probate file that you request you'll need the descents name and case number.Yes, you can call, e-mail or text as part of your marketing plan.

I find it more convenient, I can better organize my contacts, and I can better control the information I give out (my card only has my e-mail address on it; I don't necessarily want to give my phone number out to all who ask for it).

Quote from @Scott E.: What rate to charge is up to you.

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once I officially release my e-book I'll be submitting a press release here on BP about it.

As for the EMD - what E.

Here is something that may help (And if you get to chuck through this lead, Please, donate the $500 to a charity, in my name.)Chuck Norris 's brother is Arron Norris who's a director,His e-mail address is [email protected] manager is Henry Holms at Greenberg, Trauig, Attorney at law. 2450 Colorado Ave. #400E Santa Monica, CA 90404(310) 586-7700.They may even manage Chuck himself.Good luck

If I price a wholesale deal at 75%, a 'buyers list' doesn't matter.3) When you send out a new deal to your buyers, include what I call "DEAL DETAILS" for your investors that include: detailed list of comps, list of repairs (flip and buy/hold), possible returns based off your estimated holding costs, repair costs, etc (make sure to list these estimated cost) I know these costs will vary, but it paints a picture for your buyers.Feel free to e-mail me and I'll send you an example of a deal. 

I've had several e-mails asking me for advice (weird!