For example:  If you ran a query for vacant properties, it gave you certain information on the screen but once you pushed it to the "save leads" screen, it omitted that information and you had to go through it manually one by one. 

When we query our national consumer data set we look to several specific criteria. #1 loan to value: we list all vacants that appear to have 100% equity.

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Then you could answer this question simply by querying the database. 

It may already have answered a question I have, but here's my query anyway:- In a previous thread, @Matt Hoyt wrote: ..."

If you have access to your local MLS, you can query for all 'sold' properties where financing was 'private' or 'cash'. 

LOL :)Whoa... you almost spurred on another confused query... good thing you explained what Ozarkian was in the context of your sentence!

It is at a cost of $40 per adult tenant.For Tenant, if they are interested in signing a lease:1.Fill out preliminary hard copy application.2.Verify application for 3 times monthly rent income (call employer), pay stubs, no felony, no evictions, at least 1 year on job.3.Query in State Courts Online system.4.Query Facebook, searching for anything “negative”. 5.Query County Assessor website that they live in, looking for homes owned/foreclsoures in process. 6.Contact prior landlords (last two if possible).7.If applicant passes preliminary screening, send online application ($40 fee) via website MySmartMove.com.8.Review screening for 600+ credit score (B class property), on time payments, debt to income, eviction and criminal history.For Prior Landlord(s):1.How long were they tenants at address?