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Owners not residing in their properties.
Landlords who own properties but do not reside in them.
Property owners located away from their properties.
Owners with properties in different counties.
Property owners living in different states than their properties.
Quickly identify agricultural properties in your market.
Includes properties in preforeclosure, scheduled for auction, and bank owned.
Quickly identify the 5+ unit apartments in your market.
Owners who have shown interest in art and culture and may be interested in supporting art and culture nonprofits.
Using your client's name, you can search for all properties they own within a state.
Target homeowners who have shown an interest in autos.
Bank owned properties, also known as REOs, are typically sold at a discount.
Target homeowners who have shown an interest in beauty and fashion.
Make a list of owners with birthdays in the upcoming month.
Business owners may be interested in professional services to manage their more complex financial situation.
Owners that have recently purchased properties for all cash.
Owners that have recently purchased commercial properties for all cash.
Homeowners who have at least 30% equity in their home.
A list of all the properties you manage and track their foreclosure status.
A list to track which of your clients have listed their properties for sale.
Use your client lists to find which are underwater on their property.
Combine this list with any other criteria to create a list of owners with phone numbers.
Corporate owned single family properties.
Identify commercial properties in some stage of foreclosure.
Properties where a joint tenant owner has passed away leaving the property to the remaining owner.
Property owners who have given to charity in the past and may be looking for a new cause to support.
Homeonwers who may be looking to downsize their home for any number of reasons.
Owners that have sufficient equity in their properties.
Target parents with "family specials" to fill early hours or slow nights.
Female homeowners over a certain age who likely have the disposable income and interest in your products.
Non-owner occupied properties and mailing to the site address with either "Renter", "Tenant" or "Resident" instead of the owner's name.
Local homeowners who have shown an interest in fitness.
For investors, find your competition and know how their deals are doing
Owners that have received a notice of trustee sale, and whom have a set date on which their property is scheduled to be auctioned.
Foreclosure Buyers
Owners that do not have a lender.
Owners that do not have a lender may be willing to offer seller financing, or be motivated to cash out or downsize.
Create a list of specific cities, zip codes, or counties to target your geographic farm.
Local homeowners who have shown an interest in golf.
Properties that entered foreclosure in 2009 and 2010, that did not end up being sold at foreclosure auction or in a short sale.
Homeowners who have a record of health-related charitable giving.
Homeowners who are health professionals.
Homeowners over the age of 55 who have shown an interest in fitness, sports, or the outdoors.
Homeowners who have less than 70% combined loan to value (CLTV).
Property owners with college and advanced degrees.
HOA Liens
Properties that have a homeowners association (HOA) lien.
Properties for sale that can potentially turn into buyer prospects.
Homeowners whose mailing addresses are in your congressional district.
Owners that have recently purchased commerical properties for all cash.
Industrial properties in your market.
Filter homeowners by their interests to find owners who are more likely to be interested in what you are selling.
Make a map of neighboring owners of your recent listings and sales.
Owners who have recently purchased a piece of land.
Target homeowners with lots greater than 1 acre.
Find loans from a certain lender during a certain time frame.
Onwers who bought homes just before the great housing bubble.
Properties that have a mechanics lien.
Wealthy homeowners turning 50 in the next year.
Landlors whose mailing address is vacant.
Homeowners who have multiple loans as well as enough equity to refinance into one loan.
Homeowners whose homes have gone up in value who are in a position to refinance their loan and eliminate mortgage insurance.
Owners who may want to move up to larger house, a better school district, or a nicer neighborhood.
Properties that have multiple owners.
Homeowners age 50-65 who are getting close to retirement.
New homeowners may be interested in renovation or remodeling to make their new house feel more like home.
Notices of Trustee Sale (NTS) that were published to our system in the last 7 days.
Homeowners with young children who may be interested in professional financial guidance.
Owners who have recently purchased a high end home in the area who may have extra capital to spend.
Owners that have received a notice of default.
Office properties are included in our broader "Commercial Property" search.
Identify properties in Opportunity Zones by using the Census Tract criteria.
Owners listed as trusts are more likely to own multiple properties.
Homeowners with children who may be trying to build a college fund.
Homeowners with high school children who may be exploring the financial side of higher education.
Homeowners who have a history of charitable donations to politics.
Homeowners who have pools who may be interested in pool maintenance services.
Owners that have received a notice of default who are at risk of losing their home if they don't sell.
Owners who have listed a property for sale in the past month.
Commercial property owners who have a high-cost private money loan
Homeowners who have a high cost private money loan?
Borrowers who may now qualify for better rates.
Homeowners in the area who have taken out a second mortgage.
Everyone who has recently taken out enough cash to buy what you are selling
Older properties that may be ready for a renovation loan.
Borrowers who already have a reverse mortgage.
Older homeowners who may be good candidates for a reverse mortgage.
Sellers with a carryback loan.
Seniors you can target with "senior special" promotions.
Homeowners over the age of 65.
Homeowners whose primary language is Spanish.
Find loans made by specific lenders during a specific period of time.
Owners who live in the same subdivision.
Investors who buy homes at the trustee sales.
Owners with a home purchase loan that has a higher principal than the value of their home.
Owners with Adjustable Rate Mortgages who may be up for reset soon.
Target the owners of vacant properties to find owners who may have empty rentals or vacation homes.
Wealthy homeowners who have shown interest in politics.
Owners of high end homes in the area who may have extra capital to spend on home services.
Owners of high end homes who have a history of charitable giving in any category.
Owners who have listed a high value property for sale in the past month and will be moving in the near future.
Younger homeowners who are more likely to enjoy late nights and partying.
Young and wealthy homeowners.
Properties that are in active foreclosure which the USPS has flagged as vacant.