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What Unlisted (Off-Market) Property Search Is

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Unlisted Property Search is where you find off-market homes that are not listed on the MLS. It searches nationwide property and ownership records so you can build targeted lead lists by location, owner profile, and distress signals.

Where to find it

Unlisted Property Search is the default screen after you log in. From anywhere in the app, open it at the Unlisted Properties area, where you land on the Search page with a map and a results panel side by side. New to the platform? Start with What Is Revamp365 and the dashboard overview.

The off-market property search screen with map and filter toolbar

The data behind it

Every result is drawn from public property and county records, not from active listings. For each property you can see:

Data group Examples
Property specs Beds, baths, building area, lot size, year built
Ownership Owner names, mailing address, ownership type
Valuation Assessed value, market value, AVM, and Revamp ARV
Sale history Last sale price, recording date, buyer and seller
Mortgage & equity Loan type, lender, open liens, equity position

What you can filter for

A county is required to start a search. From there you narrow results with city, ZIP, and detailed criteria grouped into Location, Specs, Ownership, and tag filters:

  • Ownership — absentee, out-of-state, trust-owned, corporate, and elderly owners
  • Distress — foreclosure / REO, pre-foreclosure, probate, pre-probate, tax delinquent, vacant, and long-term ownership
  • Condition — fixer-upper, value-add, aging property, large lot, multi-unit
  • Market — failed listings, below-market sales, recent sales, and flip potential

What you can do with results

Once a search returns properties, you can:

  1. Browse results on the map or as a grid/list.
  2. Save the criteria as a reusable saved search so you can re-run it later.
  3. Add properties to a My List to organize a campaign.
  4. Skip trace a list to append owner phone numbers and add those owners as contacts in your CRM.
  5. Export a list to CSV with valuation and skip-trace columns for a mail house or dialer.

Where to go next

These deep-dive guides walk through each step:

Looking for active listings instead? See What MLS Listing Search Is.

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