On some websites, you can filter by number of units, bedroom, size, etc.

I would list the requirements in your ads instead of waiting for them to reach out to you; it will filter out most people.

Get to get in, make sure its clean, everything is in good order, change out filters and such to make sure its done properly and also make sure nothing is broken

Filter it and then you can apply your own view.I usually take the other side.

A list is a filtering mechanism, right?

A list is a filtering mechanism.If you’re motivated, get on my list.If you’re not motivated, get off my list.Good.If you need to send 3000 mailers, calls, and texts to land one deal, you’re working with a 0.03% success rate.

Otherwise, owner can pursue collections on their own.The credit score is like the "1% Rule" - a decent filter, but NOT something to rely on.-- How many active tradelines produced that credit score?

It doesn’t have as many pre-built search filters as PropStream, but it’s excellent for quickly adding and managing leads on the go.Invelo and Property Radar are good for more niche searches like probate, inheritance, and deceased properties, especially if you’re trying to dive deep into public records.I’d suggest trying out a couple of free trials to see which interface and data best fits your specific strategy.

I have reported them to the FCC multiple times (I am on the national do not call registry), blocked and reported each and every call on Verizon call filter.

I can filter out things like active/pending MLS or recently sold properties.