Property owners who do not live in the property. How is this identified? The tax mailing address of the property owner is different than the subject property address.

These properties are going through the foreclosure process, but have not yet completed the process. How is this identified? We receive notices from counties when a foreclosure notice has been filed.

Owners who have likely paid cash for their property. How is this identified? Cash Buyers do not have a mortgage associated with the property at the time of purchase.

These properties have gone through the foreclosure process in their state and have been foreclosed on.

An equity based lead, these properties are owned without any mortgage and are thus 'Free & Clear' of any debt. How is this identified? There is no open lien or mortgage associated with the property.

These properties are owned with a mortgage on the property and the loan-to-value is less than 60%. We find all the open liens and mortgages at the time of purchase. This value (the loan) is then compared with the value of the home.

These properties are owned with a mortgage on the property and the loan-to-value is greater than 80%. We find all the open liens and mortgages at the time of purchase. This value (the loan) is then compared with the value of the home.

Absentee owners who have owned the subject property for a long period of time.

Properties are considered Flipped if they were bought and sold within the last 18 months. Intrafamily transfers are not included.

properties that were potentially inherited either from parents-to-children or from spouse-to-spouse. The properties in this lead type are not guaranteed to be inherited, but show the characteristics of being so.

These properties have been identified as being vacant, thus there is no one living at the property address. How is this identified? The USPS (United States Postal Service) maintains a database of vacant properties, which we are able to obtain.

These properties are in the pre-foreclosure process and are also vacant. How is this identified? If a property is in an active pre-foreclosure process and has been identified from the USPS as being vacant

These properties have had a tax delinquency noted in the past 36 months.

An active 'For Sale' property listing on the MLS. How is this identified? We receive active listings from MLS IDX feeds, which are updated daily.

The same party who has occupied the house for the past 25 years is the owner of the property. Similar to 'Bored Investors,' but these leads include owners who live in the property.

Properties are considered Active Investor Owned if the owner has multiple properties and at least one of those properties was purchased in the past 3 years.

An equity based lead, these properties are owned with a mortgage on the property and the loan-to-value is greater than 100%. They own more than what the property is worth. 'Underwater'

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These leads are homeowners who have recently filed for bankruptcy, generally making them very motivated sellers. How is this identified? These individuals are confirmed homeowners who have filed a Chapter 7, Chapter 11, or Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Private lenders are identified as having significant capital holdings which can be used as a funding source for your deals. How is this identified? Our Private Lender leads are individuals who have been identified as having $1,000,000+ of income producing assets.

A renter lead is a person who is currently renting an apartment or house and may be in the market to purchase a property of their own. These leads include renters between the ages of 21-45 with a household income of $100k+, meaning they are more financially able to purchase a home.