Industries·Real estate & mortgage

Reach the owner, wherever they live.

The owner’s name, the address where the owner gets mail, and owner phones with a Do Not Call flag. For agents, investors and wholesalers, and loan officers’ marketing lists.

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A curving suburban street at dusk from straight above, a thin blue line running up the driveways of three homes

Who it is for

Three teams, one owner record.

Real-estate agents
What they getOwner name and mailing address; owner phones and emails with a Do Not Call flag; recent movers and new owners; listing status; property facts (type, size, beds, baths, year built, lot); estimated and assessed value; permits since purchase; the last sale date on each record.
How they use itCall and mail owners on the streets you farm, skip homes already on the market, and reach absentee owners who may be ready to sell.
Investors and wholesalers
What they getAbsentee and out-of-state owners with the address where they get mail; high-equity homes; estimated and assessed value; property facts; owner phones and emails with a Do Not Call flag; your own address list matched to owners and phones, with the cost shown before it runs.
How they use itSend offers to owners who do not live in the house, call the ones with phones, and leave out homes already listed.
Mortgage loan officers
What they getMarketing lists only. Recent movers and new owners, high-equity homes, estimated value, owner name, mailing address, and owner phones with a Do Not Call flag.
How they use itMailers and calls that introduce you to owners in your market.

Marketing data only. Never for lending, insurance, tenant or housing decisions.

The signal stack

What we read to find this buyer.

Where the owner gets mail
The owner’s name and mailing address. When that address is not the house, the owner lives somewhere else. When it is in another state, the record says so.
Owner phones and emails
Matched to the owner on the record, each phone with its Do Not Call flag. Bring your own address list and we add owners and phones, with the cost shown before anything runs.
New owners and listing status
Recent movers and new owners, and the listing status of each home, so you can skip houses already on the market. The last sale date sits on each record.
Value, equity and the house
Estimated and assessed value, a high-equity mark when the home is valued at more than twice what the owner paid, and the house itself: type, size, beds, baths, year built, lot and permits since purchase.

Who you’d never call

Taken out before the file ships.

Finding the right homes is half the work. The other half is the homes we remove — the part a list vendor skips because nobody counts the calls that should never have happened.

~~Homes already listed for sale~~Listing status is on the record, so a seller or offer file can leave out homes that are on the market today.
~~Owners who live there, on an absentee file~~On an absentee or out-of-state file, homes where the owner lives at the address come out. On a new-owner or seller file, they stay in. It is the reverse of our home-services rule.
~~Do Not Call numbers in your dialer~~Every phone carries its Do Not Call flag, checked against the federal registry. Ask for a file without flagged numbers for your dialer; the owner still gets your mail.

Proof

The method is measured. The test is yours.

The figures on this site come from solar call centers, because that is where we have the longest run of dialer exports. Real-estate files get the same owner match and the same Do Not Call check, and the test is yours: we measure it on your calls, not ours.

+95%more appointments per dial122 appointments on 348,858 dials · 14 on 78,184 before · Aug 12–13 vs Aug 31 – Sep 21, 2026
+77%more agent connects per dial348,858 dials on Scout Data · 89,549 on their cold lists · Aug 12–13 and Sep 3–18 vs Aug 31 – Sep 21, 2026

Solar call centers’ own dialer exports, Aug–Sep 2026.Every figure, with its sample and method

The lists we cut here