Investor · Phoenix, AZ · Member since 2017 · 108 posts · 30 votes
I am running different searches using all kinds of difference filters and no matter what, when I look through the list of properties that each search provides, after pulling up the addresses in MLS, every single property is either currently listed as Active, Pending, very recently closed escrow, or recently a cancelled listing. Cancelled listings were about 5%, the over 95% were Active, Pending, or just closed. I stopped at the #200. Is there a rep from Propstream that can explain this? If I'm not as savvy as I am, I might have run those numbers through SkipTrace and wasted a crap ton of money. Is that the point Propstream?
I am running different searches using all kinds of difference filters and no matter what, when I look through the list of properties that each search provides, after pulling up the addresses in MLS, every single property is either currently listed as Active, Pending, very recently closed escrow, or recently a cancelled listing. Cancelled listings were about 5%, the over 95% were Active, Pending, or just closed. I stopped at the #200. Is there a rep from Propstream that can explain this? If I'm not as savvy as I am, I might have run those numbers through SkipTrace and wasted a crap ton of money. Is that the point Propstream?
Could be "operator error" or false expectations.
It takes time for a transaction to sign, then close, then be updated to Propstream. Maybe what you need is direct access to either the escrow companies or the county recorder's office. I don't think you'll get either one.
When I first started out, there was a company that listed "most" pending foreclosures. The delay was about 30 days from when it was recorded. That was it. The amount of data available to people today is embarrassingly substantive.