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Real Estate Agent Lead Generation Software. Win More Listing Conversations.

Search On-Market and Off-Market properties, research owners, understand property context, run comps, and create more relevant seller outreach in one connected platform.

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Potential Listing Opportunity

42 Maple Street

Ready for outreach
Estimated Value$485K
Estimated Equity$172K
Ownership11 yrs
Recent Comps6
Property profileListing readiness
Owner profileAvailable
Equity positionStrong
Comps confidenceHigh
Campaign groupSeller prospects
Contact readiness
Owner dataAvailable
Phone numbers2 found
Email addresses1 found
Follow-upReady
Property Search
Owner Data
Skip Trace
Comps & Market Data
Campaigns

Property intelligence for agents

Stop Waiting for Listings. Start Creating Opportunities.

The MLS is essential for listed inventory, but it does not replace a proactive prospecting strategy.

Checkmate Property helps agents research properties and owners before an opportunity reaches the traditional market.

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Find

Search On-Market and Off-Market properties in your target territory.

Research

Review property history, ownership, taxes, mortgage, equity, and comps.

Connect

Locate available phone numbers and email addresses with Skip Trace.

Follow Up

Create email, SMS, and automated nurturing campaigns.

Listing prospecting process

Build a Consistent Listing Pipeline in 6 Steps

Step 1

Choose Your Target Market

Define the location where you want to build recognition, consistency, and stronger local expertise.

A focused territory helps you understand inventory, ownership patterns, property values, and market activity more deeply.

Agent Tip

A smaller, clearly defined farm area can create better conversations than an unfocused prospecting strategy across unrelated markets.

Choose Your Search Area

Search territory

Build a focused local prospecting area

Combine territory, property profile, price position, and listing status into one clear search strategy.

TerritoryDefine the geographic area you want to own.
  • City
  • ZIP code
  • Property address
Property profileChoose the asset characteristics that matter.
  • Property type
  • Bedrooms and bathrooms
  • Property size
Price positionStay aligned with your target segment.
  • Price range
Listing statusSeparate listed inventory from future sellers.
  • On-Market or Off-Market status
8 search filters available to define your farm area.

Step 2

Research Properties and Potential Sellers

Review the data behind each property before beginning outreach.

Better context can help you prepare more relevant conversations and understand how the property fits the current market.

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Property research

Property context

Understand the asset and its pricing history.

  • Property history
  • Previous sales
  • Value changes
  • Assessed value
  • Property taxes

Property research

Owner and market context

Prepare a more relevant seller conversation.

  • Mortgage information
  • Estimated equity
  • Ownership information
  • Mailing address
  • Comparable properties
  • Recent local market activity

Step 3

Organize Your Prospecting Opportunities

Not every property or owner should receive the same message.

Group opportunities by the criteria that matter to your local prospecting and follow-up strategy.

Build Relevant Campaign Groups

Organize long-term owners, absentee owners, investors, move-up prospects, and neighborhood-specific audiences separately.

Audience organization

Create prospecting groups with a clear purpose

Separate leads by territory, property profile, owner context, and follow-up stage before launching outreach.

TerritoryGroup prospects by local market.
  • Neighborhood
  • ZIP code
  • Market segment
Property profileSeparate opportunities by asset characteristics.
  • Property type
  • Estimated value
  • Listing status
Owner profileCreate messaging around seller context.
  • Estimated equity
  • Ownership profile
Follow-upKeep each lead in the right campaign stage.
  • Seller campaign
  • Follow-up stage
10 organization criteria available for campaign segmentation.

Step 4

Validate the Property’s Market Position

Use comparable properties to support more informed pricing and listing conversations.

Why Comps Matter

Relevant comps help you explain market value, pricing expectations, and positioning opportunities with greater confidence.

Analyze Comparable Properties

Market positioning

Support the pricing conversation with evidence

Review similarity, recency, condition, location, and property characteristics before presenting value.

Review comps by

  • Location
  • Property type
  • Living area
  • Lot size
  • Bedrooms and bathrooms
  • Year built
  • Condition
  • Renovation level
  • Sale date
  • Distance from subject property

Client support

Use comps with purpose

Turn comparable sales into clearer advice, stronger presentations, and better-informed decisions.

  • Listing presentations
  • Pricing conversations
  • Buyer discussions
  • Property positioning
  • Market-value analysis
  • Client education

Step 5

Find and Connect With Property Owners

Move from property research to direct, relevant communication.

01
Identify

Property Owner Information

Review available owner details, mailing information, ownership history, and property-related data.

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02
Locate

Skip Trace

Locate available phone numbers and email addresses connected to property owners.

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03
Contact

Automated Campaigns

Create structured email, SMS, follow-up, and lead-nurturing campaigns.

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Step 6

Manage Outreach and Follow-Up

Consistent prospecting rarely produces results from only one contact.

Build structured campaigns that keep relevant prospects moving through your pipeline.

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Campaign workflow

Create a consistent follow-up system

Combine email, SMS, nurturing, audience organization, and automated follow-up in one prospecting process.

01
Targeted email campaignsDirect outreach
02
SMS outreachDirect outreach
03
Automated follow-upRelationship building
04
Lead nurturingRelationship building
05
Audience organizationWorkflow management
06
Consistent prospecting workflowsWorkflow management
One connected campaign process for prospecting and long-term follow-up.

One connected agent workflow

From Property Search to Listing Conversation

  1. 01

    Search

    Find On-Market and Off-Market properties.

    Property Search
  2. 02

    Research

    Review property history, taxes, mortgage, equity, owner data, and comps.

    Property Data
  3. 03

    Connect

    Use owner information and Skip Trace to identify potential sellers.

    Skip Trace
  4. 04

    Follow Up

    Create structured email, SMS, and lead-nurturing campaigns.

    Campaigns
  5. 05

    Organize

    Save prospects, property data, reports, notes, and documents.

    Cloud Storage
  6. 06

    Present

    Create clear reports for clients, partners, buyers, or your team.

    Reports

Cloud workspace

Keep Listing Opportunities Organized

Save property data, owner information, campaign groups, reports, notes, and supporting documents in one cloud workspace.

Replace disconnected spreadsheets and notes with a more organized prospecting process.

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Listing pipeline

Saved Opportunities

Organized
42 Maple StreetOwner research complete
Ready for outreach
185 Oak AvenueComps reviewed
Presentation ready
9 Cedar LaneCampaign active
Follow-up scheduled

Checkmate Academy

Learn How to Use Property Intelligence to Win More Listings

Explore self-paced tutorials designed to help real estate professionals use the Checkmate Property platform.

Explore Academy Videos
  • Search for properties
  • Find On-Market and Off-Market opportunities
  • Review property information
  • Analyze mortgage and equity
  • Research property owners
  • Use Skip Trace
  • Analyze comparable properties
  • Create marketing campaigns

Real estate lead generation FAQ

Your Questions, Answered!

Learn how property intelligence, owner research, prospecting, and consistent follow-up can help agents build a stronger lead pipeline.

01What is real estate lead generation?

Real estate lead generation is the process of finding and attracting potential clients who may want to buy, sell, or invest in property. For agents, this usually combines local prospecting, referrals, digital marketing, property research, and consistent follow-up to build a qualified pipeline.

02What is the best way for real estate agents to get leads?

The strongest approach combines reliable property data with consistent outreach. Checkmate Property helps agents search On-Market and Off-Market properties, research ownership and property context, organize prospects, and create more relevant follow-up campaigns from one connected platform.

03How can new real estate agents generate leads?

New agents can begin with a clearly defined local territory and use affordable strategies such as referrals, neighborhood farming, open houses, social media, and direct outreach. Checkmate Property can support this process by helping new agents research properties, identify available owner information, run comps, and organize prospecting activity.

04What are Off-Market real estate leads?

Off-Market real estate leads are properties that are not currently listed for sale on the traditional market but may still represent a future opportunity. Researching property history, ownership, equity, taxes, mortgage information, and local activity can help agents identify properties that deserve further review.

05How does real estate lead generation software help agents?

Lead generation software reduces the time spent moving between disconnected tools. With Checkmate Property, agents can search properties, review ownership and market data, analyze comparable properties, use Skip Trace where available, organize audiences, and support email or SMS follow-up.

06What are the best real estate leads for agents?

The best leads depend on the agent’s market, specialty, and client strategy. Listing agents may prioritize long-term owners, absentee owners, investor-owned properties, or properties with meaningful equity. Buyer-focused agents may organize opportunities by location, price range, property type, and market activity.

07How do I generate real estate leads online?

Agents can generate leads online through search advertising, social media, landing pages, email campaigns, educational content, and local SEO. Property and owner research can make those campaigns more relevant by helping agents define the locations, audiences, and property profiles they want to reach.

08What are proven real estate lead generation strategies?

Proven strategies include referrals, neighborhood farming, open houses, local networking, targeted advertising, property-owner outreach, email nurturing, and consistent follow-up. The most effective strategy is usually a repeatable combination of research, relevant messaging, and organized pipeline management.

09Why should real estate agents use Checkmate Property for lead generation?

Checkmate Property brings property search, property history, ownership information, comparable-property analysis, Skip Trace, campaign organization, reports, and cloud-based opportunity management into one workflow. This helps agents spend less time gathering information and more time preparing relevant conversations.

10How much do real estate leads cost?

Lead costs vary significantly depending on the source, market, competition, and advertising channel. Purchased marketplace leads may be shared with several agents, while building your own audience through property research and campaigns gives you more control over targeting, messaging, budget, and follow-up.

Build your own listing pipeline

Find the Property. Understand the Owner. Win the Conversation.

Use property intelligence, owner information, comps, Skip Trace, automated campaigns, and organized follow-up to create more relevant listing opportunities.

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