Writen by Kent Sayre
When a person dies, their home (or estate) goes through a legal process called probate. This is where the decedent's estate is taxed by the government and divided up among the decedent's family members, according to what is requested in the will. If the decedent never wrote out a will, then the probate court appoints an executor; the executor acts for the decedent by dividing up his or her assets, or property.
In some instances, a decedent's estate never enters probate court, but this is only if the deceased had a living trust. If the deceased did not have a living trust, it then becomes the property of the spouse, but this rule only applies in states whose law says that a married couple's estate is deemed "community property."
Usually, however, probate is necessary, and once all the affairs are in order (i.e. paying off debts, taxes, and dividing up property as instructed by the will and/or executor) the decedent's home often winds up on the real estate market.
That's where you come in.
In the electronic manual, you'll find out just how much money can be made in this market and how its investors make oodles of money. The author of this electronic manual is a former professional real estate investor, who will show you how to make a fortune in a market that has been labeled "the quiet gold rush."
The trick to accruing wads of money on your first deal, as you'll discover, is being first in line when the family is ready to sell the decedent's property.
You'll find out how to invest wisely, how you can make your first deal (and first big pay day) in less than a month, the personal benefits that result from probate real estate investments, why probate real estate has been overlooked by some investors and how you can walk away with $20,000 cash in hand on every deal you make!
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