@Joe OdereOffer support, but allow them time to grieve.  

Those folks are grieving and they don't welcome those types of calls.5) These probate leads are in all different stages of the probate process.

As I've observed time after time, when the grieving is over, someone will always look up and ask, "...Well, how much do you think we'll each get?"

We purchased it from an older couple who had previously grieved the taxes for 2017 and was awarded some grievances.Question is, should we grieve it ourselves for 2018 or let an attorney do it on our behalf? 

I knew I was getting less but I needed it gone more.Plus you canted make them sign and if you wait 2 months they have grieved and are now level headed.

Hello Sean Grieve It’s a bit vague what you are looking for and to what end.

But Tal Eisenberg , just remember, these folks are grieving.

And both have good reasons, -also when its in probate doesn't that mean the Representative had to file for the probate, meaning they had there grieving moments and are ready to move on with the estate(?)

Hi @Sean Grieve,Rentometer.com is another good site to get some ballpark figures. 

The tenant is facing unexpected costs and grieve do to this.