What database are you using to pull your lists?

You should watch some YouTube videos on conducting a title search.To search for liens in Harris County, use this site: http://www.cclerk.hctx.net/real_property/About.asp...Click on database search on the menu and search by grantee name or grantor name on the property.

Hi everyone,I'm looking for suggestions on a CRM to use, right now looking for a system that is free but may want to upgrade as we build our database. 

Some companies also run TV and Radio ads.You can search real estate transactions in your tax database.

All the leads you receive go straight to you, but if you want to see all your leads in one place, check out the 'Leads' tab in Zumper Pro - a database of all the leads you have received.

I have him in my database for future things and see him once in a while and have messaged him a few times back and forth.

I've been experimenting with the driveby app where people send a text message to a number for more info, but it seems to have limited appeal in our neighborhoods.The one thing that I want to figure out how to do better is to start collecting a database of prospective tenants so I can market new vacancies to them either via SMS or email, but I haven't figured out a good way to do that, so if anyone has any ideas...

So a real DMM program ALSO has a list development and nurturing program with a managed database, a key point I didn't ready anyone speak of, which add's to their "BS" rating in my book for stating how DMM "works". 

a popular thing, I'm hearing and seeing in many recruitment databases is families are leveraging online schools to fast-track through HS?

So there database is really good.