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It’s been a couple months since MRED launched Remine and gave you the opportunity to prospect better (If you haven’t already activated your account, you can do that for FREE here), but you might not be familiar with all Remine’s INCREDIBLE features.

Here are some tools in Remine you might not have known about… and how to take advantage of them:

Ownership Time

On average, people move every 7 to 12 years. You can identify potential sellers or buyers by filtering for people who have owned for at least 7 years.

There are two locations in Remine where you can see ownership time: the Ownership Time filter on the Discover map, and the header on the Property Details page. Remine calculates ownership time (in years) by counting forward from the last filed deed.

After you track a property, you’ll get a notification on the Engage page each time a deed change occurs. Remine wants to provide you with the most valuable information about the properties you track, so if you disagree with an ownership time calculation, you can view all filed deeds since 1996 in the Property History section of the Property Details page. You can use this information as context for your own calculation model.

Upload Contacts

You can upload your sphere of influence (SOI) to Remine to track. After you’ve uploaded contact information for everyone in your SOI, you can assign labels to identify and sort people in whatever way is most helpful to you.

After you upload and track your SOI, you’ll receive real-time notifications when any information changes for anyone in your SOI. When you’re up-to-date on any important changes in your clients’ lives, you can clearly identify where to spend your time and effort, and you’ll have the latest contact information at your fingertips. When you upload your contacts, you’ll be able to nurture your leads more efficiently and with the correct messaging. The uploading process can take 48 hours to a week to complete.

Paid Features (Available with Plus, Success, and Pro):

Absentee

You can use the Absentee filter to identify people who may be tired of renting their property and are looking to sell, or tenants who are renting and may be ready to buy.

Absentee ownership labels properties that aren’t occupied by the owner. There are two locations in Remine where you can see absentee ownership: the Absentee filter on the Discover map, and the header on the Property Details page. Remine identifies a property as absentee-owned when the property address doesn’t match the mailing address for the owner.

Remine breaks down the Absentee filter into four types of owners:

• Corporate (absentee)
• Owner Occupant
• Absentee, In State
• Absentee, Out of State

Property Value

You can use the Property Value filter to identify tear-down opportunities for a buyer looking to build. For example, if you target an area where property values commonly exceed $1 million, you can filter by properties valued between $500k and $650k.

There are two locations in Remine where you can see valuation estimates: the Property Value filter on the Discover map, and the Valuation section on the Property Details page. The valuations you see are provided to us by First American, Zillow, and Eppraisal, which calculate property values using automated valuation models (AVMs). Click here to learn more about how Remine displays property values.

Home Equity

You can use the Home Equity filter to identify eligible sellers. The more equity an owner has, the more able that person is to make a move. If you combine Home Equity with Property Value, you can easily identify owners with, for example, 40% or more equity, then farm those owners with marketing campaigns.

There are two locations in Remine where you can see net equity: the Home Equity filter on the Discover map, and the header on the Property Details page. Since Remine sources data from public records, net equity is an estimate. Click here to learn how Remine calculates net equity.