Tag: property data
SOLD.com Caters Specifically to Sellers, Leverages Data from ATTOM
“Historically there have been many services that focus on homebuyers, but the biggest gap was with the home seller,” Ohan Antebian of SOLD.com. Whether downsizing, upsizing or moving out of state, the time has come to put your home on the market, but you’re stumped on which route to go and hastily choose the first realtor you see. This happens... Read More »
Is Your Data Secure Enough? You Might Want to Double-Check
Data security is crucial regardless of industry or sector. But in real estate, it’s never been more important. Real estate transactions include dozens of parties, servers, networks and countless exchanges of highly personal, sensitive data over extended periods of time. And as more and more big players take their processes digital, the risk grows... Read More »
Benefits of Parcel Boundaries Data for Government Agencies
Parcel boundaries data offers you a rich treasure trove of actionable data as a civil servant. Land deeds and surveys, conducted by land surveyors, map out the parcel boundaries that make up the U.S.. Previously, such data was difficult to organize and access. Interested parties had to spend hours poring over poorly-organized files and convoluted... Read More »
How Real Estate Agents Use Property Data to Grow Their Business
3 Ways Real Estate Agents Can Use Real Estate Property Data to Grow Their Business Comprehensive real estate property data can give you a competitive edge in the real estate industry. As a real estate agent, you can leverage property data in a number of ways to win new clients and boost your revenue. In this post, we highlight the 3 top ways you... Read More »
How Nonprofits Utilize ATTOM to Obtain Property Ownership Data
Nonprofits Are Turning to ATTOM Data to Obtain Property Ownership Data to Locate HNWIs Running a nonprofit successfully is no different than running any other business. The organization needs money and it needs to know where to find it – especially when the economy goes south. Highly successful nonprofits have figured out that a good way to get... Read More »