Key facts
- Renters in the 25 to 34 and 35 to 44 age bands with higher income bands are a common choice for first home offers.
- Buzzlist does not know who plans to buy.
- Unknown codes do not count as owning or renting.
- Buzzlist is for marketing, not a consumer reporting service.
Who wants to reach renters?
Apartment communities, renters insurance agents, moving and storage companies, and mortgage lenders and agents helping first-time buyers.
Which renters are likely first-time buyers?
Renters in the 25 to 34 and 35 to 44 age bands with higher income bands are a common choice for first home offers. Buzzlist does not know who plans to buy.
How to build a renter list
- Switch to Households
Consumer search.
- Set Homeowner to No
Recorded ownership flag.
- Set the radius
Around your office or property.
- Add age and income
Optional.
- Reveal and export
Addresses, personal emails and mobiles where available.
When does Buzzlist fit, and when does it not?
It fits when
- You serve renters locally.
- You want a mailing or calling list.
It does not fit when
- You need lease end dates or rent amounts. Buzzlist does not hold those.
Questions people ask next
How accurate is the renter flag?
It is the recorded value. Unknown codes do not count as owning or renting.
Can I search apartments only?
Search by home street address text, such as "Apt", to narrow it.
Is it free?
Free gives 100 contacts a month.
Is this a consumer report?
No. Buzzlist is for marketing, not a consumer reporting service.