Realtor Business Owner Leads — Real Estate Agent & Broker Owner Data
Realtor business owner leads target real estate agents who operate as independent businesses — whether solo agents under brokerage umbrellas or brokerage owners themselves. Real estate is one of the largest SMB-owner verticals in the country (roughly 1.5M licensed agents in the US), and the buyer LTV for vendors selling SaaS, marketing services, transaction tools, and brokerage financing is significant.
Our realtor business owner leads inventory targets US licensed agents and brokers specifically. Records include agent name, brokerage affiliation, license state, transaction-volume tier where available, mobile, business email, and primary service area.
Filter by transaction volume to target high-producing agents (premium tier, higher buyer LTV), by brokerage type (independent vs franchise affiliated), or by specialty (residential, commercial, investment, luxury). Sample available before purchase.
What You Get
- Agent / Broker Identification: Active licensed agents tagged with brokerage affiliation where available
- Transaction Volume Tier: Producer-tier filtering for high-value targeting
- Specialty Tagging: Residential, commercial, investment, luxury, REO/foreclosure specialty filtering
- State License Confirmation: Active state licensure verified through public records where available
- Mobile + Email Contact Block: Direct agent contact, not brokerage office line
Real Estate Agents — A Massive SMB-Owner Vertical with Wide Quality Spread
Real estate licensure produces approximately 1.5M licensed agents in the US, but the active-producing tier is much smaller — perhaps 400K-600K agents do the bulk of transactions in any given year. Owner-direct B2B outbound to this vertical needs careful tier-filtering because licensure alone doesn't indicate buyer quality. A licensed agent doing 3 transactions per year has dramatically lower B2B vendor LTV than a top-producer doing 80+.
Filtering by transaction volume, franchise affiliation, specialty (luxury vs investment vs residential), and active-license status produces tier-segmented inventory that matches the actual addressable market for your specific B2B product. Vendors who treat all 1.5M licenses as equally valuable end up with the worst cost-per-deal economics in the vertical. Vendors who segment carefully win — the top-producer tier alone is a meaningful market with significant per-buyer LTV.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these active licensed real estate agents?
Records are filtered to active license status where verifiable through state real estate commission records. Inactive or expired licenses are filtered out where data quality allows.
Can I filter by transaction volume?
Yes, where data is available. Top-producer tier (typically 50+ transactions annually), mid-tier (20-50), and entry-tier (under 20) classifications are commonly available.
Are brokerage owners and solo agents both included?
Yes. The inventory includes both employed/affiliated agents and brokerage owners. Brokerage ownership status is flagged separately on records where verifiable.
Can I filter by franchise affiliation?
Where data is available, major franchise affiliations (Keller Williams, RE/MAX, Coldwell Banker, Century 21, eXp Realty, etc.) and independent brokerage status are tagged on records.
What's typical agent revenue?
Highly variable. Median realtor income is modest ($45K-$60K range for typical agents); top producers earn $250K-$1M+. Buyer LTV for B2B vendors selling to agents depends heavily on which tier you target.
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