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WEBINAR: Probate for REALTORS & Investors
Instructor:  Jennie Farshchian, Esq.
Location: 
Rworld Campus via MyRealtorDash
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Understanding the probate process, including what it entails and how long it takes, will help real estate professionals and investors with any closing involving the purchase or sale of estate property. The knowledge provided will also assist attendees on a personal level, as they will learn the steps to take when a loved one passes.

Topics covered in this class include:

√ The different types of probate estates and how to get the probate court to approve the sale.

√ How to know if a property has to go through probate.

√ The differences between probate and non-probate assets, and ways to avoid probate.

√ The legal consequences of what happens if your seller or buyer dies prior to or during the closing transaction.

√ SPECIAL ADDED TOPIC: Marketing for probate leads.
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