Since I’ve been blogging about my efforts to get into Probate Investing I’ve been getting quite a few questions. Many of these questions relate to my probate lead source, what products I’ve used to learn and many other general questions. To help out I’m compiling a list of helpful links. Some of these links will be affiliate links and if you don’t feel comfortable using that link, shoot me an email and I’ll send you a non affiliate link if you are interested. Either way it doesn’t matter to me, I’m just trying to provide some helpful information. I will be adding more resources to this list as I come by them. If anyone has had experiences with these companies/products please leave a comment below as I would love to get other peoples opinions. I don’t want to recommend a bad service/product so If someone’s experience differs from mind I’ll remove the link.
Probate Lead Source
- ProbateRealEstateLeads.com: Provides Probate Leads directly from the county court house as well as buyer leads from all over the country. This is a great source from a reputable Investor.
- ProbatesDaily.com: Florida and North Carolina Probate Leads. These are the guys that Preston Ely uses
- Local Legal Newspapers: In many counties across the nation it is required that the executor publish a Notice to Creditors in the county’s certified Legal publication.
- Surrogates Office: If all else fails, you can pull the probate files from your county’s court house. This would take you probably a full day each month but you’ll know the leads are true and good.
Probate Courses
- Ron Mead’s 31 Days to Profit in Probate Investing. This is the course that I used to get started and have blogged about. It’s inexpensive at $60, but breaks down the process to the simple and easy to understand.
Sending Out Mailers
- Click2Mail.com: Quick and easy way to send out postcards, letters and even greeting cards. You can use one of their stock mailers or customize your own. Might take a little bit to figure it out, but when you do you’ll be sending out mailers in 5 minutes or less.

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