(See images for a snap shot of what is available and search criteria list below really spells it ALL out.)step 3 - scrub your list to remove duplicate owners, government agencies, anything out of ordinarystep 4 - "mail merge" list into your ready to go offer letter to purchase.

Its also a cheap method to scrub your list.

That even if the burglar scrubbed the window and all the broken pieces, it did not matter.

I didn't 'scrub' it well enough and it's way too general so I'd be working with a mixed bag with too much uncertainty and randomness in it.

Guess who spent their Saturday scrubbing and bleaching the tub and tile down in and around that bathtub (hint: we did while the tenants sat around and watched TV). 

Business is handled differently a lot in some cases than residential.I find many buyers are not honest and upfront about their capabilities so you have to scrub them for the sellers.

I am also looking to do some targeted direct marketing to owners with equity in the city from data I scrubbed from the public records.

I plan on a detailed cleaning job between tenants when it is the first turn over for us, and I plan on scrubbing 10+ years of dirt off everything.  

Sounds like they are using you as ants to go scrub the leads that come in.

We do 250 mailers a week for 4 weeks then scrub the list and repeat.