Real estate seller leads
Homeowners and property owners in your farm area who match your listing focus.
Real Estate Leads for Agents and Investors
Seller, buyer, investor, and commercial property prospects researched around your market and verified before delivery.
A postcode and phone number do not tell you whether someone belongs in a property campaign. We start with your area, property type, and the kind of prospect your team wants to reach. That brief determines what we research and what we leave out.
Lead types
Types of real estate leads we research
A residential team looking for sellers needs a different list from a commercial team looking for investors. We agree on the audience first so that each record has a reason to be there.
Buyer leads
Prospects whose profile fits the property types and price bands you sell.
Real estate investor leads
Individual and company investors active in your target market or asset class.
Commercial real estate leads
Owners, occupiers, and decision-makers for office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use property.
Property contacts
Landlords, developers, and property managers relevant to your offer.
Not sure yet?
Describe your market and we will help you choose the audience worth researching first.
Start with a briefSee it run
A farm area, researched and reviewed
Each property prospect is checked against your area, property type, and exclusions before it reaches your team.
Research run
Research single-family homeowners in a North Austin farm area for a listing campaign.
Delivered: 4 prospects ready for follow-up6 / 6
- Record 0144 bd · owner-occupiedverifiedIn the farm area and matches property type
- Record 015Duplex · investor-ownedexcludedOutside the single-family property type
- Record 0163 bd · owner-occupiedverifiedMatches area, property type, and price band
- Record 017Condo · rentalexcludedRentals are on the exclusion list
- Record 0184 bd · long-term ownerverifiedOwnership profile noted as a signal, not intent
- Record 0195 bd · owner-occupiedverifiedMatches area and property type
kept 4excluded 2
Illustrative run with sample records. No live research is performed on this page.
Why it matters
Your agents follow up with owners in the right area and property type, and every record says clearly what is confirmed and what is only a signal.
Approach
How a real estate brief works
01Build a brief around your market
Tell us the locations you serve, the property types you handle, and the opportunity you want to pursue. Useful criteria may include locality, property category, price range, buyer or seller profile, and exclusions such as areas or property types outside your scope. If a requirement cannot be established reliably from available information, we flag it rather than presenting a guess as fact.
02Review before delivery
We review each record against the brief and the contact fields your team needs. A likely fit is not the same as a person who has confirmed an interest in buying or selling. We keep that distinction clear so your team knows what it is following up on.
03What you receive
The delivery format is agreed in advance. Depending on the project, it can include contact details, location or property context, the reason a prospect fits the brief, and review notes. Your feedback helps refine later research as you learn which prospects are most relevant.
FAQ
Real estate lead questions
Who are these real estate leads for?
Real estate agents, brokers, teams, investors, and commercial property firms that know which market they serve and want a researched prospect list rather than a shared, bulk lead feed.
Are these pay at closing leads?
No. We are not a referral network. We research and verify prospects against your brief, and your team owns the relationship and the follow-up from the first conversation.
Can you find motivated seller leads?
We can research property owners who match signals you care about, such as location, property type, or ownership profile. A signal is not the same as a confirmed intention to sell, so we label it clearly. For more detail, read what counts as a qualified real estate lead.
Do you provide commercial real estate leads?
Yes. Commercial briefs usually target owners, occupiers, and decision-makers by asset class, location, and company profile rather than individual homeowners.
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Other lead types
Describe your real estate market
Share your area, property focus, and the kind of prospect you want to reach.