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How to Export Lists from PropStream
By FlipProperties Editorial TeamPublished September 8, 2026Updated October 12, 2026PropStream figures checked October 2026
You've built a stacked list of 200 high-probability sellers. Now it needs to leave PropStream — to a mail house for direct mail, a dialer for cold calling, or a CRM for pipeline tracking. PropStream supports three export paths: CSV download, skip-trace export, and direct CRM integration. Here's how to use each without losing data, wasting money, or exporting to the wrong format.
3 paths
CSV · Skip Trace · CRM — choose by destination
Plan limits
25K / 50K / 100K monthly exports by plan
Filter first
The rule: trace and export AFTER stacking
The golden rule: filter before you export
Exporting a raw, unfiltered lead-type pull is an expensive mistake new PropStream users make. Skip tracing an entire unfiltered absentee list at 12¢ per contact adds up fast — and most of those contacts belong to owners who can't or won't sell. Mailing that same list compounds the waste: postage on thousands of pieces, most of which lands in the trash of owners who have no reason to respond.
The correct sequence is non-negotiable: pull → stack → trace → export. Stack your filters first until you have a focused, high-probability list. Then skip trace only that list. As a hypothetical example: 500 records at 12¢ per contact works out to about $60, versus tracing a raw tens-of-thousands pull for a vastly larger sum. Then export the enriched CSV to your mail house or dialer. Every step before export reduces cost; every filter you skip multiplies it.
Example uses Essentials skip tracing at 12¢/contact. Pro and Elite pay 10¢ beyond their included free amount. Source: propstream.com/pricing
The three export paths
CSV export — for mail houses and spreadsheets
- 1.After building your filtered list, click 'Export' in the top toolbar.
- 2.Select 'CSV' as the format. PropStream exports all visible columns — owner name, property address, mailing address, estimated value, equity %, loan info, and property characteristics.
- 3.Choose your columns before exporting. Uncheck fields you don't need — a lean CSV imports faster into mail-house software and costs less to process.
- 4.Download and open in Excel or Google Sheets. Verify the row count matches your filtered list count in PropStream. If numbers don't match, refresh the list and export again.
- 5.Send to your mail house. Most accept a CSV with at minimum: property address, owner name, mailing address. Include equity % and estimated value — some mail houses use these for variable printing.
Skip-trace export — for dialers and SMS platforms
- 1.Select your filtered list and click 'Skip Trace' in PropStream to enrich it with phone numbers and email addresses.
- 2.Run the skip trace on your full filtered list. Cost varies by provider and by record type — check the current rates before you trace a large list.
- 3.Once the skip trace completes (usually within hours for lists under 5,000 records), download the enriched CSV. It now includes phone numbers and email addresses alongside the property data.
- 4.Import into your dialer (Mojo, BatchDialer, CallTools) or SMS platform (Launch Control, BatchLeads). Map the phone column to the dialer's phone field and the address column to the property field.
- 5.Segment your list before dialing. Separate by lead type (absentee vs pre-foreclosure), equity tier (30-50% vs 50%+), and recency — different leads need different scripts.
CRM integration — for long-term pipeline management
- 1.Export a CSV and import it into your CRM, mapping PropStream's columns to your CRM fields.
- 2.Do the mapping once and save it as a template in your CRM, so every later import lines up on the first try.
- 3.Tag every imported contact with: lead source (PropStream), lead type (absentee, pre-foreclosure, etc.), export date, and filter stack used. A year from now, you'll know exactly which filter combinations produced your best deals.
- 4.Set follow-up tasks in your CRM during import. Don't import a list and let it sit — schedule the first outreach step (mail, call, or text) within 48 hours of import.
What goes wrong (and how to prevent it)
Exporting too many columns
Uncheck everything except: property address, owner name, mailing address, equity %, estimated value, phone (if traced). Extra columns bloat the file, slow imports, and confuse mail-house software. Export lean.
Skipping the row-count check
After export, open the CSV and verify the row count matches your PropStream list count. If PropStream shows 347 leads and your CSV has 312 rows, the export was interrupted or filtered mid-download. Re-export.
Not segmenting before export
Don't export one giant CSV of mixed lead types. Export absentee owners separately from pre-foreclosures, and separately from high-equity. Different lead types need different messaging — your mail house or VA can't segment after the fact.
Exporting to a CRM without tags
If your import doesn't include lead-source tags (PropStream, absentee, equity tier, export date), you'll have no way to measure which filter stacks produced your best deals. Tags are free; not having them costs you a year of data.
Where to go next
Export is the bridge between PropStream and your outreach. Once you've exported, read the full five-step method — step 5 (outreach) picks up where export leaves off. If you haven't built your list yet, start with how to stack lists — the filter layering that turns a raw pull into an export-worthy pipeline.
Filter. Trace. Export. Outreach.
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Minimum: property address, owner name, mailing address, estimated value, equity %. Add these when available: loan balance, last sale date, property type, square footage, bedrooms/bathrooms. For mail houses: mailing address is critical — without it, they can't print. For dialers: phone number (after skip tracing) is the only field that matters. Export the leanest CSV that does the job — extra columns slow down imports and increase processing costs at mail houses.
PropStream's monthly export limits vary by plan — Essentials, Pro and Elite (25,000 / 50,000 / 100,000 records per month, with no rollover). For lists larger than a single export allows, split by ZIP code or filter tier and export in batches. For the current limits, see propstream.com/pricing.
Skip trace after filtering, before exporting. The sequence is: pull lead type → stack filters → skip trace the filtered list → export the enriched CSV. Tracing the raw unfiltered list wastes money — you'll pay for phone numbers on the whole pull when only a fraction is actionable. Always filter first, trace second, export last.