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Scrubbing Absentee Owner List
Hey everyone, quick question that I haven't been able to easily search and find the answer for.
When pulling an absentee owner list, especially in my area, I run into a lot of houses that have two addresses (usually due to being a double lot). For example, "100 Main Street" may have a mailing address of "102 Main Street" and not be vacant or distressed at all.
What techniques do you use to scrub a list like this? Keep in mind I use Propstream. Would I just have to visually scan it and delete the ones that are obviously no good, prior to running a campaign or export it to Excel, run some script that takes care of this and import it back in?
Thanks !