Collection: Probates

What are Probates:

Probate properties are real estate assets tied to a deceased person's estate, subject to legal probate procedures. This involves distributing assets, like homes or land, among heirs or beneficiaries. After validating the will and settling debts, the property is transferred to the heirs. These are occasionally called 'probate properties' and often sold for distribution

Information Provided:

Filing Date, Case Number, Decedent’s Name, Property address, city, state, zip, Owner’s mailing address, city, state, zip, Parcel id, Bed, Bath, Sqft, Property Value, Year Built, PR/Executor/Administrator/Fiduciary Name, Address, City, State, Zip, Phone Numbers, Emails, Attorney Name, Address, City, State, Zip(we will provide phone numbers and emails for PR/Executor/Administrator/Fiduciary Heirs with additional charge).

Note:

Information for PR/Executor/Administrator/Fiduciary, Attorney, and Heirs will only be available for select counties. In cases where the county clerk website does not update this information, we will provide survivor details in place of PR/Executor/Administrator/Fiduciary information. When sourced from the county clerk website, the phone numbers, email addresses, or addresses have an accuracy rate of 80 to 90%. However, if we obtain this information from sources other than county clerk websites, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the phone numbers and emails.

Targeted Customers:

Real Estate Investors, Real Estate Agents, Attorneys and Legal Professionals, Mortgage Brokers and Lenders, Estate Sale Companies, Appraisers and Home Inspectors, Property Maintenance and Renovation Services, Property Management Companies, Financial Planners and Advisors, Auction Houses

Probate lists can be valuable for a wide range of professionals and businesses in the real estate, legal, financial, and property-related industries.

How are probate lists useful for Investors, Agents etc?

Real Estate Investors: Real estate investors often use probate lists to identify potential investment opportunities. Probate properties are often sold at a discount, making them attractive for investors looking to acquire properties for renovation, resale, or rental income.

Real Estate Agents: Real estate agents can use probate lists to find listings and offer their services to heirs or beneficiaries who may need assistance in selling the inherited property. This can be a valuable source of real estate listings.

Attorneys and Legal Professionals: Probate attorneys and legal professionals can use probate lists to identify potential clients who may need legal assistance in navigating the probate process, including the sale or transfer of property.

Mortgage Brokers and Lenders: Mortgage brokers and lenders can target individuals on probate lists who may need financing to purchase or refinance inherited properties.

Estate Sale Companies: Estate sale companies can benefit from probate lists as they can offer their services to help heirs or beneficiaries liquidate the personal property and possessions within the inherited homes.

Appraisers and Home Inspectors: Professionals in the appraisal and home inspection industry can target probate properties for their services, especially when heirs or beneficiaries need property valuations or inspections before a sale.

Property Maintenance and Renovation Services: Companies that offer property maintenance, repair, or renovation services can find opportunities to work on probate properties to prepare them for sale or rental.

Property Management Companies: Property management companies can offer their services to heirs or beneficiaries who plan to rent out inherited properties.

Financial Planners and Advisors: Financial professionals can reach out to individuals on probate lists to offer advice on managing their newly acquired assets, including property, and to help with estate planning.

Auction Houses: Auction houses can target probate properties for the sale of valuable assets or collections found within the inherited properties.