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Shalem Shem-Tov
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Probate -- contact the attorney?

Shalem Shem-Tov
  • Homeowner
  • Valley Village, CA
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OK so I'm very new to investing in general, and to probate specifically.  Just had a question: instead of direct mail to the personal representative, who I'm guessing will be emotional about the property, would it be better to contact the probate attorney instead?  I'm in Los Angeles, and it seems like 90% of the probates have attorneys.  

Thanks in advanced for any insights!

Shalem

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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Rick H.#4 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Nope. You're wasting their time. This is not where to start.

Better to contact the PR and develop a rapport. Look for problems that you can help them solve. 

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