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ropStream has introduced a new feature called Upside Down Lead List to aid real estate professionals in identifying properties where homeowners owe more than the property's worth (negative equity). This addition brings the total number of Lead Lists on the platform to 20, enhancing PropStream's data-driven solutions for real estate professionals. The tool aims to help users efficiently research underwater properties and assist homeowners facing negative equity situations.
The new Upside Down Lead List is part of PropStream's ongoing efforts to provide innovative datasets and tools to its users, supported by AI-powered datasets and a dynamic data library. This feature enables real estate professionals to uncover market insights or find qualified leads for properties suffering from negative equity, ultimately helping their communities navigate these challenges.
PropStream President Brian Tepfer stated that the Upside Down Lead List is a game-changer for real estate professionals of various types, giving them a unique edge by identifying properties with upside-down mortgages. With 20 Lead Lists now available on the platform, PropStream continues to adapt its platform to the evolving needs of its users.
The new feature allows real estate professionals to dedicate more time to building their lists and crafting their pitch, as it simplifies and streamlines the process of researching underwater properties. To try the Upside Down Lead List, users can activate a 7-day free trial today.
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