Many,if not most, probates are orderly and no trigger exists to motivate a seller.

I do think a motivated seller would rather call a marketing piece with a face vs a regular yellow letter or post card.I'm gonna bump this again to see if can get any more feedback before I spend a few thousand on marketing materials with my Mug all over them.AG

The records show a grantor and grantee.The grantor is the deceased and a "IND ADMIN" or "IND EXEC" which I am guessing means independent administrator or executor.The grantee seem to be relatives of some sort, as they usually have the same last name.Also, sometimes, it shows a consideration amount.

You can do much better with a motivated seller.

This should be relatively simple most banks - Big and Small have some sort of residential loan division.

I must have poor intuition for this sort of thing, because it doesn't make sense to me why apartments would be seen as "normal" living spaces and mobile homes are often seen as trashy.

Karen Paul I'll be honest and say that unlike Bill Gulley, I do not think your employment contract is strong enough to motivate anyone to lend to you.

This is very motivating.

Nobody could come close to giving you a max cost price for this sort of deal.

I have a contract Im getting ready to secure this coming weekend from a motivated seller and going to market the crap out of it and lease option it to a buyer...