Owner profile
Organize owner-linked information to understand whether you are dealing with an individual, company, investor, or another owner type.

Property Owner Information
Property Owner Information helps you organize owner details, validate context, connect data to the property, and structure a more professional approach for On Market and Off Market opportunities.
Ideal for investors, wholesalers, agents, builders, and operators who need to understand the owner before prospecting or negotiating.
Meet the owner
Owner data helps you validate context, understand history, spot opportunity signals, and prepare smarter communication for prospecting, negotiation, and follow-up.
Organize owner-linked information to understand whether you are dealing with an individual, company, investor, or another owner type.
Mailing address can help you see whether the owner lives in the property, is absentee, or has another linked address.
Owner information can support lead prioritization and point to better timing, outreach, or deal strategy.
More context
In real estate, understanding the property alone is not enough. Owner context can help define outreach, priority, timing, contact type, and the likelihood of moving forward.
With Property Owner Information, you organize owner data and connect it with Skip Trace, Property History, Mortgage & Equity, Tax Information, Property Search, and automated campaigns.
Understand whether the owner is an individual, company, investor, trust, or another relevant profile.
Compare the mailing address with the property address to understand context and possible signals.
Ownership length and related records can help you gauge opportunity maturity.
Use owner data with Skip Trace, campaigns, follow-ups, and your opportunity pipeline.
What to watch out for
The goal is to turn public, structured information into useful context for analysis, prospecting, and decision-making.
Name of the owner or entity associated with the property.
Individual, company, trust, investor, or another profile.
Mailing address linked to the owner.
Signal that the owner may not live in the property being analyzed.
Estimated time the owner has held the property.
Data associated with owning companies or entities.
Classification to prioritize outreach and follow-up.
Link between owner, property, history, and financial analysis.
How it works
The platform helps you organize owner information and connect it with prospecting, campaigns, and deal analysis.
Start from a property found in Property Search, Skip Trace, Property History, or your Off Market pipeline.
Validate owner name, mailing address, owner type, ownership history, and relevant signals.
Use the data with Skip Trace, automated campaigns, follow-ups, comps, ROI, rehab, and reports.
Who it's for
For anyone evaluating Off Market opportunities, prioritizing owners, and structuring outreach with more context.
To organize seller and owner information, mailing address, contact details, follow-up, and your sales pipeline.
To identify owners of land, older homes, distressed properties, or assets with renovation and construction potential.
Get started
Access Checkmate Property and connect owner data with Skip Trace, Automated Marketing Campaigns, Property Search, Comparable Properties, Property History, Mortgage & Equity, Tax Information, Deal Analysis and reports.
Includes Property Owner Information, Skip Trace, Property Search, Comparable Properties, Deal Analysis, Rehab Cost Estimates, Cloud Storage and reports.
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It is the feature that helps you organize information related to a property owner, such as owner name, mailing address, owner type, ownership length, and useful data for prospecting and analysis.
Because the negotiation happens with the owner. Understanding who the owner is and what context is tied to the property can improve outreach, prioritization, and deal strategy.
Yes. Property Owner Information is especially useful for qualifying owners, preparing campaigns, using Skip Trace, and structuring direct outreach outside traditional market channels.
Owner Information organizes owner context and data. Skip Trace focuses on finding and structuring actionable contacts, such as phone numbers and emails for outreach.
Yes. Owner information can vary in accuracy. Ideal practice is to validate data with official sources, public records, title companies, local professionals, and other trusted sources before major decisions.