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Updated about 6 years ago,

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Beach, FL
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Skip Tracing Small Lists

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Palm Beach, FL
Posted

Hey,

I am looking for suggestions to help with my current situation.

I need to skip trace about 300-400 phone numbers per week. The issue is that there are between 10 and 75 lines on each sheet/list, and a lot of places will not take a list that has less than 100 lines. I do not want to combine the lists because I want to avoid the confusion and mess.

My ideal situation is to have a SkipTracing company that is integrated into Podio that I can submit several lists to throughout the week. As time goes on these numbers will only get larger as I do more counties and I would like to find a dependable provider before I have to revamp a system later down the road. 

Any suggestions or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. 

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