To my knowledge, the estate of (DECEASED NAME) has property attached, and if there is any interest in selling, I may be able to help.

We're south of Syracuse near the PA border (Binghamton area.)

Should I mail it to the deceased's mailing address or should I mail it to the beneficiary/fiduciary.

I'm not the big fan of mailing to absentee owners without either a massive multi-media campaign which hit pain-specific triggers with matching USP's or a data list overlay such as default, tax default, deceased, etc. 

This is in a super nice area of Overtown on border of Wynwood, which is already under development.

Matthew, the primary advantage of working a probate list is that it is far more likely that a deceased person owned a property with equity due to length of ownership and the overall timeline.Of course, not all probate real estate is sold at a discount.

It appears that Melissa's Data has a recently deceased filter but this just filters out the people I'm trying to find (trying to figure out the opposite info).

I had a sweet deal blow up on me because I waited to run title until after the seller ran a quiet title action to put them in title to her deceased mother's house.

I had a friend (deceased now) who used to take new investors and sit them down with a phone book.

If they’re in their 30s-40s but was issued in 1938 it’s a deceased number.