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Account Closed
  • Bowie, MD
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Probate Marketing

Account Closed
  • Bowie, MD
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I have a probate leads list. I first took time look up some of the properties. Some of the properties are in A class neighborhoods and worth $250,000 and above. Should I send direct mail to all of the personal representatives on my leads list or only focus on the properties worth $200,000 and below? I was going to focus on the properties I believe would attract cash buyers.

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Dave Metsker
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  • Portland, OR
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Dave Metsker
  • Investor
  • Portland, OR
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@Account Closed 

If you are new to probate investing, I would stick to the mid-level or  lower end of the price range in your area.  A good guide is the blue collar area.  Avoid high crime areas.

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