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Once you have identified and analyzed a property of interest on Reonomy, you can begin the process of owner outreach. To connect with the owner of a property, however, you’ll need to find the contact information of that owner. Reonomy’s contact information includes the phone numbers, email, and mailing addresses of property owners. With that, …

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After running a filtered search and analyzing the necessary information on the properties you’ve uncovered, you can begin the process of organizing and customizing that data with Reonomy’s workflow tools. Workflow tools are the step in between searching for property information and actually putting the insights from that information into action. They allow you to …

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So you’ve run your filtered search – you’ve applied location, property type, building and lot, sales, and/or debt filters, and have successfully narrowed your search down to a single property of interest. Now, you want to find out if and how many other properties there are that appeal to you on the same level as …

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With the results from your filtered search in Reonomy, you can begin to dive in much further and analyze properties individually. Your analysis can help you see exactly how well various properties fit into your needs, and help you decide which property owners to contact. You can analyze your list of filtered properties by viewing …

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There are two ways that you can run a geography-based property search on Reonomy. One way is to utilize the location filters available within the search platform (to see how to use those filters, visit our previous post). The other way to search by geography is to use the map tool – a seamless integration …

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One of the main reasons why Reonomy users run filtered searches is to find properties with very specific financial histories. One way to do so is to search by sales history. Another way to do so is to search by property debt history. To run a filtered search based on property debt history, visit the …

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While many Reonomy users begin their filtered search by adding either location or asset type filters, many users also like to begin by diving into specific property-level characteristics. This can be done by utilizing the Building & Lot filters within Reonomy’s search platform. The Building & Lot tab of the search page offers quite a …

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When running a filtered search on Reonomy, users often like to go beyond a building level search and dive into the owning entities behind specific properties. To do so, everything you need can be found within the Ownership tab of Reonomy’s search page. Within the Ownership tab, you will see search bars for Owner name, …

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For many Reonomy users, sale history is a very important piece of information. Here, we’re looking at how Reonomy users can utilize sales history when running a filtered search.

When running a filtered search in Reonomy, most users will begin with searching by either geography or by a specific property type. Here, we’re looking at how to run a filtered search by Asset Type.

When running a filtered search on Reonomy, many users start by searching within a specific location. Due to the variety available to them, however, users often utilize Location filters in very different ways. Here, we’re taking a look at each filter and how they can be used to refine a filtered property search.

Office Space is changing, and investors are looking for adaptable buildings that fit their specific needs. We cover how to search listed and unlisted office properties and how to best leverage commercial real estate data platforms to find your next deal.

Retail opportunities are changing, and investors are looking for adaptable buildings that fit their specific needs. We cover how to search listed and unlisted retail properties and how to best leverage commercial real estate data platforms to find your next deal.

It appears that it may finally be time for investors to seize the multifamily conversion opportunity arising throughout the state of California.  We’ll show you how Reonomy can help you to find overlooked, diamond in the rough properties that real estate investors and developers can transform into much needed multifamily properties.

Sourcing new leads for commercial roofing jobs can be arduous, stressful and frustrating. Reonomy makes the lead sourcing process easy and efficient. In this post we go through different ways that commercial roofers use Reonomy to search for leads.

When it comes to finding potential buyers for commercial properties, it’s important to understand the local market. Using a methodical approach to prospecting will make it significantly easier to find potential buyers. Reonomy can help you identify key players and target owners looking to expand their portfolio.

Reonomy helps service providers, investors, developers, brokers and lenders get an inside view of an owner’s portfolio. Here’s how to use a quick address search in Reonomy, and in turn discover the properties a person owns. 

For those that have followed the Reonomy journey, they’ll know we’re regularly improving our product based on your suggestions. Here’s what is coming in October 2017!

With a national database of over 47M commercial properties and dozens of search filters, Reonomy is the best place to search for new deals. In this post, we go over how to build and change a search in Reonomy.

Reonomy helps roofers find high-quality leads by specifically targeting commercial building owners/managers who will likely be in need of your services at some point now or in the near future. Here’s how to build your lead list with Reonomy and then how to win their business.