I was looking for children for two decedents and saw evidence of them from a 1950's Census Record. Notice in the first screenshot, the child's name is indexed with the last name 'Diggles'. When I clicked on her name, I didn't find ANY other suggested records. However, when I clicked on the actual 1950's Census Record Image as seen in the second screenshot, I was able to see the child I was looking for was born as a 'Lockett'. This helped me locate exactly who I was looking for. Click on everything when you're researching, some things you may need and others you don't, but you won't know until you know, ya know?

This training was packed with gems 💎 I created cheat sheets to streamline your research workflow and family tree building based on @Christina Sanchez live walkthrough. Grab the resources and review the notes HERE — and use the Curative Investor GPT for any questions. We update it weekly! VIP members who missed it — rewatch this one. It fills in the gaps. 📅 Next week: 2 calls — Tuesday & Friday, 11am–1pm EST. P.S. Lean on your identity statement to create your reality 🔗⚡

VIP Members: If you missed the call here is the summary and the link to the call 👉 #Week 3: The Death Indications The core training focused on how to spot death when it's NOT obvious. @Christina Sanchez walked through a live case study on a property in Harris County we purchased. She showed her exact workflow: tax office first (verify arrears), then CAD (ownership history), then land records (find the vesting deed and check for liens), then the district clerk docket (read the tax lawsuit from bottom to top), then probate records. Christina also did a live Ancestry session helping Estefania track down two missing daughters of a living owner — demonstrating the "All Collections" search method, the importance of maiden names, and how True People Search can identify possible relatives before you even open Ancestry. Bottom line: Focus on research mastery. Don't rush to make calls. Build your queue of well-researched leads. The sales training is coming — right now, become a research expert. P.S. I've Consolidated Christina's gold nuggets in this post for the VIPs #Research Gold Nuggets by Christina

The VIP call recording can be found HERE Key Takeaways We walked through a live sales role-play covering the full acquisition call flow — from voicemail to creating urgency to framing the JV offer. Remember: always be in search and recon mode. You're Columbo, not a consultant. Ask questions, label the elephant, and let them tell you their problems before you offer solutions. Be the hot chick — take it or leave it energy. Identity Statement We did the left side / right side exercise. You wrote your negatives, flipped them to empowering opposites. Remember — read it daily like you're auditioning for a $10 million movie role. With feeling. No negative words (remove "not," "un-," "dis-") Drop a comment below with your biggest takeaway from this call. One sentence is enough. This locks in the lesson and keeps you accountable. Question: Vote and comment below your biggest takeaways?

When reading through probates, make sure to read through the powers/authorization that have been given to the named Independent Executor or Executrix (female appointee) in the Will. Make sure that the Will states the named Independent Executor has the power to sell any and all real estate associated with the decedent's estate. **Such a small detail like this one can make or break a deal. Our whole business model relies on purchasing interest from the right people otherwise we are throwing money away.