Data Dictionary
This document provides a detailed breakdown of Real Intent’s lead data, designed to help real estate professionals connect with motivated buyers and sellers. It covers intent-based categories, verifie
Intent Categories
Pre Mover
Indicates visits to moving-related websites (e.g., U-Haul, Public Storage). Users have shown intent to move.
Broker and Agent
Represents visits to large brokerage websites (e.g., eXp Realty, Century 21), suggesting a user is seeking a real estate broker or agent.
Educational Content for Real Estate
Users visiting educational websites for first-time homebuyers or looking for information on mortgages (e.g., HELOC loans, FHA loans). Not necessarily first-time buyers but researching financing or housing options.
Mortgage
Visits to mortgage-related websites (e.g., Rocket Mortgage, LendingTree).
Residential
Represents visits to real estate listing websites (e.g., Zillow, Redfin), indicating intent to purchase property.
Sellers
Indicates visits to websites where users are searching for information on the value of their house, a sign of potential selling interest. This category is less frequent but very valuable.
Personal Information Columns
First Name
The individual's first name collected from the user data.
Last Name
The individual's last name.
Emails (Up to 3):
Email addresses collected based on the user’s activity online. All emails undergo SMTP validation to ensure they are active and valid.
Phone Number (Up to 3)
Phone numbers validated to ensure they are active and correct.
Do Not Call List
True: The number is on the Do Not Call List (cannot be contacted for cold calls).
False: The number is not on the Do Not Call List (safe to contact).
Location Data
Address
Represents the residence of the individual.
City, State, ZIP Code
Basic geographical information to target leads by location.
ZIP Code
Useful for campaigns targeting specific ZIP codes.
Demographic Information
Gender
This field captures the gender of the individual, providing insight into household dynamics.
Age
This field indicates the individual’s age, typically focusing on older demographics who are more likely to opt into data collections.
Children
This binary data point indicates whether children are present in the household:
1 (Yes): There are children in the household.
0 (No): There are no children in the household. This data is crucial for targeting family-oriented properties or communities.
Homeownership and Financial Information
Homeowner Status
This field indicates whether the individual owns a home. It is particularly significant for identifying potential sellers, as homeowners may be considering selling their property, upgrading, or downsizing.
Income Range
Provides a household income range, offering insights into the financial capacity of the individual.
Marital Status
Contains information on the individual’s marital status, indicating whether they are married or single.
Net Worth
This field provides an estimate of the individual’s net worth. It helps agents assess the financial stability and purchasing power of potential clients, allowing for more targeted and relevant service offerings.
Occupation
Captures the individual’s current occupation, if available. This information can offer insights into the individual’s lifestyle and financial capacity, aiding agents in tailoring their approaches and property recommendations.
MD5 Hash (Hashed Email)
This field contains a unique identifier for each individual, achieved through hashing their email address. This hashed email allows for targeted digital advertising, enabling agents to run campaigns specifically aimed at the individual’s household across connected devices (e.g., Amazon Fire, Google Chrome, Safari) or custom audience targeting on platforms like Facebook. By using the MD5 hash, agents can respect privacy while effectively reaching their target audience with personalized ads.
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