Real Estate Email List
THE FIELD GUIDE

Real estate contact fields.
Know what each one means.

Choose the details your workflow needs: the person, the business, the location and the evidence behind the contact. These are field options to discuss; the agreed file specification confirms what is included.

CONTACT & COMPANY

Know the person.
Keep the business in view.

Requested contact and business fields
FieldMeaningQuestion to resolve
Full name / rolePerson’s name and professional roleDirectly sourced or inferred?
Email / email typeRecorded address and its typeIndividual or shared? Business or personal?
Business phonePublished contact numberOffice, direct or mobile? What was checked?
Company / brokerageAssociated businessCurrent employer, office or previous association?
Website / profile URLRelated website or profileThis person, or the company only?
GEOGRAPHY & CREDENTIALS

A location needs context.
A credential needs a date.

Location and professional details
FieldMeaningLimit to keep in mind
City / state / ZIPRecorded office or business geographyDoes not establish a full service territory
County / service areaGeographic label or stated coverageConfirm derivation and office-based geography
License number / jurisdictionProfessional license identifierA number alone does not prove active status
License status / checked dateRecorded status at a timeConfirm authority, date and result
Membership / designationStated association or qualificationNever infer membership from a job title
PROVENANCE & QUALITY

Evidence belongs
beside the address.

Requested provenance and validation fields
FieldWhy it mattersConfirm
Source / source URLAllows provenance to be assessedSource category and usage rights
Collected / refreshed dateProvides a freshness referenceDifferent from an email-check date
Verification method / dateDescribes a particular checkTool, time and result categories
Verification resultSegments records by check outcomeInvalid, unknown and catch-all handling
Record ID / export dateSupports reconciliationStable IDs, version and duplicate handling
YOUR NEXT STEP

A clearer brief.
A more useful list.

Choose the audience, places and contact fields that matter to your business.

Prepare your list brief