Mortgage Refinance
Refinance leads are deep in all four metros. Rate-and-term questions come up often. Split cash-out from rate reduction if your markets require it.
View pricingRefinance volume in the north, purchase demand on the Gulf, and four giant metros that should never share one cap.
Mortgage Leads sells Texas mortgage leads to agents and agencies that already buy Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio as different states.
Coastal purchase pipelines and inland refinance books are both Texas mortgage leads. They are not interchangeable, and home equity volume is deep enough to filter hard.
Local market
Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio each justify a campaign. Statewide reports hide which one you actually reached.
Harris County and the coastal bend shop purchase and refinance around hurricanes and flood. Placement is harder than in Austin.
Dallas-Fort Worth roofs and auto glass drive a huge share of home equity and new purchase leads after storms.
El Paso, the Valley, and Permian Basin towns are real books with different housing and income. They are not leftover metro leads.
Pick a metro and a loan purpose. Then choose the product.
Refinance leads are deep in all four metros. Rate-and-term questions come up often. Split cash-out from rate reduction if your markets require it.
View pricingNew purchase leads follow job growth in Austin, Dallas, and Houston. Rural West Texas adds serious distance from closing.
View pricingHome equity leads track new homeowners in the suburbs of Dallas, Houston, and Austin. Credit tiers should match that suburb, not a statewide average.
View pricingReverse mortgage leads must be split: Gulf wind and flood versus North Texas hail versus wildfire on the western and Hill Country edges.
View pricingHome seller leads are strong in the Valley, San Antonio, and retiree suburbs. Do not bury them in a young-renter Austin buy.
View pricingCoverage
Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio as four buys. Add the Valley, El Paso, or the coast only with a placement plan for that risk.
Choose one metro, separate hail from hurricane property, and cap daily volume so storm weeks do not buy the whole month.
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