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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What makes for a good renovation lead?
I work for Opendoor(largest nationwide Ibuyer) and we are looking at generating an investor lead email in the Atlanta area.
Two questions
1. How should we adjust for finished basement sqft with respect to coming up with the range of $/sqft that a neighborhood can support?
2. What sort of information would you want to see in an email of that type?
Our current thoughts:
Subject address and details.
Recently renovated comps in the area.
-Don
Opendoor Data Scientist