Realtor Email List Actor

This Apify actor extracts realtor and agent contact data from Realtor.com based on one or multiple ZIP codes. It automates pagination and data collection, outputting clean, flattened data in CSV format and to an Apify dataset. It's designed for lead generation, recruiting, and market analysis in real estate.

Key Features

• Multi-ZIP Input: Process a single ZIP code or a list of hundreds, entered one per line.
• Automatic Pagination: Handles paging to collect all available agents for each specified ZIP code.
• Resilient Operation: Includes built-in error handling with retries and supports resumable runs if the actor is restarted.
• Structured Output: Nested data (like languages, specializations, and MLS info) is flattened into strings for easy analysis. Each result row is tagged with the source ZIP code used in the search.
• Standardized Export: Results are saved both to the Apify dataset and as a downloadable OUTPUT.csv file.

How to Use

1. Provide a list of target ZIP codes in the zipcodes_text input field.
2. Optionally, set a maxResults limit per ZIP code.
3. Run the actor. It will fetch all agent profiles for each ZIP, flatten the data, and compile the results.

Input

Configure the actor using a JSON input similar to the example below. The zipcodes_text is required.

{
  "zipcodes_text": "90210\n10001\n77494",
  "maxResults": 500
}

• zipcodes_text (Required): ZIP codes to search, separated by new lines.
• maxResults (Optional): Maximum number of agent results to collect per ZIP code. Default is to collect all available results.

Output

The actor saves data to the Apify dataset and a CSV file. Key output columns include:
* Agent Details: Name, email, phone numbers, title, role, photo URL, Realtor.com profile URL.
* Professional Info: Languages, specializations, served areas, associated ZIPs.
* Office Details: Office name, address, phone, email, website.
* Metadata: Internal IDs and the source zipcode used for the search.

Note: Array data (e.g., multiple languages or specializations) is flattened into single cells, often separated by "|" or commas for readability in the CSV.