Real Estate

Real estate skip tracing: your pull list, traced in minutes

Upload the addresses. Get back owner names, live mobiles, current addresses, emails, relatives and current occupants, with a 98% cell phone hit rate — before your first round of dials. You pay $0.00 on every row that comes back empty.

A dead end is rarely a dead end

A skip trace that returns a disconnected number and stops has told you almost nothing. The property still exists. Somebody still owns it. The only thing actually missing is the connection between the address on your list and the human being who can sign.

Probate and inherited property is where the motivation is

Absentee heirs three states away, carrying taxes on a vacant house for two years, are among the highest-motivation sellers in the market — and precisely the records a thin trace hands back as a dead end.

Everyone in your market pulls the same safe lists

Under flat per-record pricing every speculative pull is a gamble you pay for up front, so you stick to the lists every other wholesaler is also pulling.

The owner doesn’t live at the property

For an absentee, the mailing address on the county record is the one thing you already know is wrong. What you need is where they actually are.

One number is not a trace

The people who show up around a property when the original owner no longer does — spouse, adult children, siblings — are the deal. A phone-only append never surfaces them.

What comes back on a pull list

Five fields is enough to match. Each matched record returns up to 270 data points.

Owner name and age, with deceased flag

So probate leads surface instead of dying as a disconnect.

Up to 5 phones

Each tagged Mobile / Residential / Listed Landline / Other with first- and last-seen dates. 98% of matched records carry a cell.

Current address

Where the owner actually lives — which for an absentee is not the property.

Up to 5 emails

Each with first-seen and last-seen dates.

Up to 5 relatives and associates

With their own phones and addresses — the adult children and spouses who show up around a property when the original owner no longer does.

Bankruptcy flag

Know before you make the offer.

  • 4417 BIRCHWOOD LN · CLEVELAND, OH 44109 · APN 012-18-047
  • Owner Priya N. Raghavan · age 71 · Deceased: N
  • Phone1 555-204-0512 (Mobile) · last seen 2026-04
  • Owner current address 218 Collier St Apt 4, Albany NY 12206
  • REL1 Nikolai R. Raghavan · CHILD · 555-202-0788 · Reno NV

Illustrative record. Not a real property or person.

Built for volume pulls

  • Your pull, straight out of whatever you built it in — CSV or XLSX, no cleanup first
  • Original columns come back untouched with the appended fields beside them
  • Up to 250,000 rows in five to seven minutes, bulk upload or API
  • Into your dialer or CRM before the first round of dials
  • Hit-based pricing means testing a list nobody else is working costs almost nothing
  • Your file is never retained and never resold

Priced on what comes back

Industry standard is about $0.20 a row. Your BatchIQ rate is set on the call, against what you pay today. Users paying $0.20 a row could save $60,000 per million rows or more.

Rows that come back empty are billed at $0.00.

Bring 20 records you’ve already failed to trace

Run them free, no credit card. If we find what you couldn’t, you’ll know inside five minutes.

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