Probate Sales in the Bay Area, May 29, 2017

5/30/2017

2254 21st Ave. Oakland CA 94601

15 Probate with Court Confirmation Sales in the San Francisco Bay Area

The above photo is of 2254 21st Ave. Oakland CA 94601. 2 bed, 2 bath, 1,300 sf, 4,242 sf lot. It was listed at $539,000. At this time there was no information about the court date and the first overbid amount.

30699 Chimney Ln, Union City CA 94587. No court date and no first overbid amount given.
36 Maximo Ct., Danville CA 94506. Court date 6/13/17 9am in the Martinez court. No first overbid amount given.
15385 Inverness St., San Leandro CA 94579. No court date and no first overbid amount given.
There are 11 other properties for sale

It's amazing that the listing agents are not providing the court date and first overbid amount. The court wants the most money for the estate and to do that the listing agent is required to keep marketing the property.
If you are interested in probate properties, call me. There are probate sales that do not require court confirmation. They're faster and more secure.
To buy these properties you would have to show up at court to bid with ready money.

30699 Chimney Ln. Union City CA 94587

Probate Sales in the Bay Area

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Probate, Estate Planning and the Hispanic Community (Any Community)

7/23/2014

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Alberto Rosas, a lawyer, gave us a presentation at the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals of Alameda County, NAHREPAC, some time ago. I thought it was darn good so I asked him for his presentation slides. See below.

One note, the presentation is entitled "and the Hispanic Community" but it really applies to all communities. By the way, Uno is One, Dos is Two, and Tres is Three, for those of you who are Spanish challenged.

I was surprised to learn that Probate cases make up about 1 out of 5 general civil cases, and that 55% of USAers (Americans) do not have a will or other estate plan! Higher for Hispanics!!

It forced me look at my personal matters with my family and I told my parents, brothers, and sisters about the importance of a will, living trust, and estate planning. I know nobody wants to hear about these things but suddenly decades go by and there you go...and the heirs fight over the inheritance.

I hope you like the probate presentation slides. If you have any real estate questions call me.

If you want to contact Alberto Rosas, you can do so at 510.237.3700. He is now with Watson, Hoffe, and Hass Attorneys at Law.

Hispanic Community