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Mike Schorah
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When pulling probates, do you cross the decedent’s address with a parcel search?

Mike Schorah
  • Rental Property Investor
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Trying to find out about real estate attached to a probate. I can get the decedent’s address and executor information. But inventory doesn’t show up for 90 days. Can I do a parcel search to find out if the decedent has real estate in the probate?

A parcel search would only show who is paying the taxes, not who owns the real estate. But I can’t think of any other way to find this information out as quickly as possible.