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How to buy Probate properties?

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Hey guys im still new at this and i was wondering whats the best way to buy a probate property if i have little money? And what are things i should worry about? Thanks guys .

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Mark Pedroza
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@Joe Be

Yes, you can purchase a probate property through the regular MLS purchase that includes not only using the regular purchase agreement but also the probate purchase agreement.

If you do send marketing material to attorney's remember that the probate attorney represents the PR (Personal Representative) and the PR represents the estate..

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