Find probate property leads for investors, flippers and wholesalers. Browse property addresses, owners of record and linked documents to build a focused list of homes to research.
819 published records in Arizona. List published: 2026-11-06.
Legal: attached hereto as Exhibit "A" SUBJECT to reservations, exceptions, restrictions, easements and encumbrances of record. This Beneficiary Deed is revocable. It does not transfer fee or equitable ownership in the real estate until the death of the Grantor. Therefore, the Grantee designated in this Beneficiary Deed may not directly o indirectly encumber, sell, assign or convey any tangible or intangible interest conveved herein until the deatl of the Grantor, provided the grantee designation has not been previously revoked. This Beneficiary Deed revokes all previous grantee designations made by the Grantor for the Grantor's interest in the above- described real estate. If the Grantee trust is no longer in existence upon the death of the Grantor, then this beneficiary designation shall become null and void. This deed is given pursuant to ARS § 33-405. Affidavit exempt per ARS § 11-1134 (B)(12). DATED: October 26. 2026 RAYMOND G. TIEDJE 20260617244 STATE OF ARIZONA COUNTY OF MARICOPA ) )SS. ) On October 26, 2026, before me, a Notary Public, personally appeared RAYMOND G. TIEDJE ho proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person whose names is subscribed withi his instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same in his authorized capacity, and that b his signature on the instrument, executed this instrument consisting of 3 pages. I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the State of Arizona that the foregoing paragraph is true and correct. WITNESS my hand and official seal: Signature tith For Mail Tax Statements to: RAYMOND G. TIEDJE 10401 North 100th Street, Lot 11 Scottsdale, Arizona 85258 Votary Public State of Arizon Asiley Lauren Somers My Commission Expires 6/18/2028 Commission Number 685683 TITLE SEARCH NEITHER REQUESTED NURTUNE. TRUST DECLARATION Disclosure of Beneficiaries Pursuant to ARS § 33-404, the names of the lifetime beneficiary of TIEDJE TRUST Dated October 26, 2026 is as follows: Name: Address: RAYMOND G. TIEDJE
Probate leads can introduce you to inherited homes whose families are deciding whether to keep, rent or sell. Start with the property: does its location, condition and likely renovation scope fit your buying criteria? Then learn who is handling decisions about the home. A useful first conversation is about the family’s plans, not a presumed need for a quick sale.
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Prioritize properties that fit your buyers
For a flip, compare nearby renovated sales and the likely work required. For a wholesale prospect, match the home to a real buyer’s preferred neighborhood, property type and repair tolerance. Where an out-of-state owner is identified, ask how the property is being managed and whether selling is part of their plans. Distance alone does not tell you their decision.
Who should I contact about a probate property?
Use the owner name and recorded document as starting points, not as a promise that the named person can sign a sale agreement. Identify the person handling the property and confirm signing authority with your title company. Keep your introduction brief and respectful, ask whether a sale is being considered, and let the family set the pace.
Build a probate follow-up list
Use the recording dates to organize new research and follow-up. Download the available list, compare it with your existing contacts and note the property, decision-maker and agreed next step. Keep each property in context when the same family appears in more than one record.
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