Your Real estate Clients

[StephenB445]

When measuring results in the above industry, you should separate those targeting residential buyers/sellers to commercial buyer/sellers. They are two different industries.

[Frankie_P]

Hi @StephenB445 thanks for sharing this feedback with us! How would you expect for this information to be separated? Would you want it to be automatically separated or something you can toggle on and off?

[Frankie_P]

Thank you for taking the time to post in the Community. We haven't heard back from you so we are going to close this idea. This doesn't mean that we aren't listening to your feedback! If you would like to continue the conversation, please feel free to reply here in the Community or vote on any of the other open ideas to let us know what you would like to see.

[StephenB445]

I apologize for poor follow-up. Please, if possible, summarize what my issue/suggestion was.  I am on overload, it's a good thing, and I will respond, 

[StephenB445]

I see your above responses. In real estate there are two separate subgroups, Commercial and housing. These subgroups have different wants and needs. The family buying or selling a home has different wants/needs than the guy buying a 40,000 square foot office building. It is rare for a realtor to do both, except perhaps in a small marketplace

[StephenB445]

I for example, only work with investors operating/owning large commercial buildings like office buildings, apartments, retail complexes, manufactured housing projects (Mobile Home Parks) etc.. My son on the other hand caters to home buyers/sellers.

[Frankie_P]

Hi @StephenB445

Thanks for following up with these details. Do you have these subgroups saved in your contacts (i.e. list names, contact details, etc.)? What type of campaign results would you be looking to view through these filters?