For instance, you can filter MLS or Zillow data on the number of sales per agent.

Then you actually dive into there knowledge of the area investing etc.Quite thorough but clearly filters agents.

If I search for a place, one of the filters is min/max sqft.

If not, it may be how you have your search set up as a user because if they don't have the same address, they wouldn't be grouped like that unless you had a filter on. 

Is that just finding the contact information for the owners I want to contact or is it more like filtering the results of the list builder to suit my parameters?

Many municipalities have online databases where you can filter properties by type, including multifamily homes.- ALN Apartment Data: This platform offers detailed information about multifamily properties across the U.S., including occupancy rates and rental trends, which can help you spot potential investment opportunities.- HUD Multifamily Housing Listings: The HUD website lists multifamily properties for sale, including foreclosures and government-owned properties.

Likely, the single-sentence format triggered the filter, and I apologize that we didn’t catch it sooner.

We have alerts set up to help us navigate and filter through the new homes that come on the market.

The key is to generate a solid list that starts with high equity homeowners and you can layer on top other filters like Notice of Default, downsizer, absentee owner, etc.In my experience, the goal isn't to make someone consider an offer on their home, they're either going to be interested in selling or not, you can't control that, but you can control trying to figure out is they have any interest and finding out their motivation.

just look at sales and you can change to filter to recents.