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Brian Flack
  • Investor
  • Los Gatos, CA
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ListSource Filtering "Current Home Value"

Brian Flack
  • Investor
  • Los Gatos, CA
Posted

I am trying to target a specific price point for homes we are marketing to. I am using Listsource to generate a list. At first, I was trying to use "Assessed Value" to focus the results as it is free (or not charged anymore than standard price per lead).

Has anyone used the "Current Home Value" filter in Listsource with success? It adds almost 50 cents to each leads cost! However, when using "Assessed value" I get about twice as many leads. The same filter using "Current Home Value" seems to be more focused? I have no idea about Listsource's "Current Home Value". 

Do you have any insight or experience using this filter?

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