Probate & Inherited Property: Book 3

Estate property is handled by families, courts and attorneys. This book shows you how to work alongside them honestly.

Probate and Inherited Property Opportunities teaches you to research estate-owned property from public records, confirm who has authority to sell, compare the family's options by net to the estate, and make an offer the right way, without pressure and without acting as anyone's adviser. Follow a fictional investor, Darnell Hayes, through two estates with every number shown step by step, including one where the family keeps the house.

What you'll be able to do

• Explain what probate is and isn't, and how inherited property situations differ
• Research court, deed and assessor records respectfully and keep your notes secure
• Check who has authority to sell, and what title issues and liens to ask about
• Estimate three values for an inherited house and the costs of repairs and carrying it while vacant
• Compare the family's options by net to the estate, even when your offer is not the best one
• Contact only the right person, at the right time, and honor every request to stop
• Make and document an offer through the personal representative and the estate's attorney
• Track estate cases over months with clear next actions and a do-not-contact log

What's included

• PDF (153 pages) and EPUB editions: 12 chapters plus the Choosing the Right Funding guide (9 funding types), 16 diagrams, checklists and knowledge checks with an answer key
• Worksheets and Checklists pack (printable PDF, including the Probate Research Checklist) plus plain-text worksheets

Want the spreadsheets too? Book 3 + Toolkit adds two Excel tools: the Estate Net Proceeds Comparison and the Estate Research Tracker.

Who it's for: investors and researchers who want to buy estate-owned property ethically, acquisitions reps, and agents or professionals who work with estates.

For educational and study purposes only. Not legal, tax, investment or lending advice. Probate rules vary by state and change; only the court-appointed personal representative can act for an estate, and some sales need court approval, notice or heirs' consent. No contracts, letters or court forms are provided. All examples are fictional; no profit or deal volume is promised. FAAS Funding is a loan broker, not a lender. Copyright © 2026 FAAS Funding LLC. All rights reserved; licensed for one buyer's personal study.