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How many other real estate professionals receive this information?
The number of individuals able to access the data will depend on the size of the base population. Small bases (3,000 population) will have 1-2 while larger bases (50,000 population) will have proportionally more.
Can I pay a percentage at closing instead of up front?
At this time payment for the information will be made upfront.
Is this data legal? How do you get your information?
Leads are procured compiling numerous publicly available datasets into a proprietary database. Machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) models are used to help identify active duty homeowners.
How often will I receive leads?
Leads can be provided on a monthly, quarterly, or annual schedule depending on your needs and budget.
How qualified are the leads?
Service members receive orders to move regularly throughout their career. Generally, they receive PCS (Permanent Change of Station) orders 3 years after moving to an area. However, they may decide to rent out their property or separate from the military and remain in their home.
Do you provide leads for military buyers?
The leads provided to you target only homeowners. However, these homeowners selling their property are likely to move to another base where a referral fee could be generated with an agent at their next duty station.
What is the conversion rate?
Historically random phone calling (circle prospecting) has about a 1-2% conversion rate. By targeting a high concentration of homeowners that will be moving the conversion rate should increase substantially depending upon the marketing strategy.
What is the accuracy of these leads?
The database has a high level of accuracy predicting military homeowners about to move. For example, at Columbus AFB the leads are 90% accurate.
How do I use this data?
A long-term CRM strategy should be used with this data. A few ideas are…
- Door Knocking
- Direct Mail
- Cold Calling
- Organize local events and invite military families
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