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Listsource Scam
Now that I got your attention...
My purpose for using listsource is to buy my own first multifamily in a very small area in my state. After using listsource to refine my search for multifamily properties, I ended up with 37 properties. Then I proceeded to buy the list for a purchase price of $6.39 and guess what... Their minimum payment is $50 dollars and there is no way I can get that list if I don't expand my search to include properties and areas I am not interested in.
Is there an alternative similar to listsource that doesn't require a minimum amount?
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@Jose Figueroa - per the comment from @Joe Butcher - AgentPro247 is an alternative option you could try. It's a subscription service (I pay $18/mo) which you can use to pull up to 2,000 records per month.
It's the same data that a title company would have access to, the only difference is that YOU are the one who controls it and specifies the criteria (rather than working at the mercy of your title company).
Their system is relatively simple to figure out - here's a quick video tutorial I put together on it a while back:
Hope this helps!