Why you got a letter from us
A letter about a house can feel strange at a hard time. Here is exactly how it happened.
What probate is
Probate is the court process that settles a person's estate after they pass. The court names someone, usually a family member, to handle the estate. That person is called the personal representative.
If there was no will, Oklahoma law decides who inherits the house, not the family. Our guide to who inherits when there is no will walks through it.
Where your name came from
Probate filings are public court records. We read Tulsa County probate filings, and we write to the people listed on them.
Who we are
Bucky Cordray is a licensed Oklahoma real estate agent with Waypoint Realty. His company, KRE Group, also buys houses directly. That means we can help you list the house, or we can make a direct as-is offer. You are always free to list with any agent or take other offers. Many families only want answers, and that is fine.
How to stop mail
Use the form below, or call or text (918) 317-2874 and say stop. If a letter was already in the mail, it may still arrive in the next few days.
Common questions
Why did I get a letter?
A probate case was filed in Tulsa County, and you are listed on it. We write to families in that situation because the house is often the hardest part of an estate, and many people have no one to ask about it.
How did you find us?
Probate filings are public court records. We read Tulsa County probate filings. Your name came from that public filing.
How do I stop letters?
Fill in the short form on this page with the name and address on the letter. Or call or text (918) 317-2874 and say stop. Either way, we stop.
Stop letters
Use the name and address exactly as they appear on the envelope.
Talk with someone who has done this before
Call or text (918) 317-2874. No obligation, no pressure.