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Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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Oh also, I think Redfin gives off market homes an mls id anyway, it should have whatever home you are interested in
Is the MLS ID the number after the last "/" in this url? I can use python to get this, i bet I can generate a formula in power query to do the rest and not use a scraper at all
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Fort-Worth/10725-Lone-Pine-Ln-7610...
That's actually the property ID, it works similarly to an MLS ID but is specific to Redfin to keep track of the properties uniquely. But yeah if you can grab the data with power query and are comfortable using it that works!
Can I modify the python to grab the property id instead of mls I’d?
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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Quote from @David D.:
Oh also, I think Redfin gives off market homes an mls id anyway, it should have whatever home you are interested in
Is the MLS ID the number after the last "/" in this url? I can use python to get this, i bet I can generate a formula in power query to do the rest and not use a scraper at all
https://www.redfin.com/TX/Fort-Worth/10725-Lone-Pine-Ln-7610...
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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Quote from @David D.:
Oh also, I think Redfin gives off market homes an mls id anyway, it should have whatever home you are interested in
So if I give an address, it can return 3/2/2, etc? That’s what I want, plug 10,000 addresses and get 3/2/2 and build year or a cobo
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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I’ve been using ATTOM api and they have a free trial, they’re really generous with a free trial of everything for 30 days. You can ask a generative AI to write the code to pull and save the data to csv and it’ll write pretty efficient code
I looked into them. They are expensive. My goal realistically is to do custom lead mining on fiver to of set costs on my own marketing. I’d have to keep costs low for it to work. Right now I pull county data into excel for free and upload that into deal machine. They offer free skip tracing. Cheapest marketing model I’ve put together. I can send 36,000 texts and be all in for a little under a grand a month. Offer custom lead mining would help me boost revenue because deal volume has fallen quite a bit.
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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Quote from @David D.:
Quote from @Austin Bright:
Quote from @David D.:
I’ve been using ATTOM api and they have a free trial, they’re really generous with a free trial of everything for 30 days. You can ask a generative AI to write the code to pull and save the data to csv and it’ll write pretty efficient code
I looked into them. They are expensive. My goal realistically is to do custom lead mining on fiver to of set costs on my own marketing. I’d have to keep costs low for it to work. Right now I pull county data into excel for free and upload that into deal machine. They offer free skip tracing. Cheapest marketing model I’ve put together. I can send 36,000 texts and be all in for a little under a grand a month. Offer custom lead mining would help me boost revenue because deal volume has fallen quite a bit.
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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Quote from @David D.:
I’ve been using ATTOM api and they have a free trial, they’re really generous with a free trial of everything for 30 days. You can ask a generative AI to write the code to pull and save the data to csv and it’ll write pretty efficient code
I looked into them. They are expensive. My goal realistically is to do custom lead mining on fiver to of set costs on my own marketing. I’d have to keep costs low for it to work. Right now I pull county data into excel for free and upload that into deal machine. They offer free skip tracing. Cheapest marketing model I’ve put together. I can send 36,000 texts and be all in for a little under a grand a month. Offer custom lead mining would help me boost revenue because deal volume has fallen quite a bit.
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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I do not use either so cannot comment but I am sure you have a great judge on it:)
Thank you for the help
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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I would rather look at how efficient it is than save 200 USD..what do you think?
I actually read the find print 0.28 per 1,000. That’s a much better deal
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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You saw this? https://www.zenrows.com/scraper/zillow
Thanks! On the pricing, when it says 0.28/cpm, does that essentially mean each address I need will cost 0.28? So the info on 1,000 addresses is $280 bucks? Propstream is $197 for 25,000 addresses.
so far propstream seems to be the cheapest for mass lookups. I was just wondering if I could pivot to something cheaper. Thank you for your help!
Post: I have a list of addresses. Is there some "Tech-y" way pull property info in bulk?
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Quote from @John Mason:
If you are wanting to get ahead I would pay the 100 usd on fiverr and get it done and then go to next step in your journey and then learn the way to do it on the side so that you do not lose time..hope I made sense
I do that now. I’m trying to move away from it, but was wondering if other people knew how to do it