germane_binoculars--zillow-leads-property-data
Fetches Zillow property data with agent contacts, price/tax history, foreclosure flags, and schools for lead generation. Supports catalog snapshots, custom searches, and recent activity.
Instructions
Calls the Actor "germane_binoculars/zillow-leads-property-data" and retrieves its output results: Zillow listings enriched with agent/broker contact info, price/tax history, foreclosure flags, and schools. Live-collect orders take minutes; when still running the call returns a status plus nextStep telling you how to poll via get-actor-run, then fetch rows with get-dataset-items.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| mode | No | Pick ONE mode; only that mode's fields apply. Catalog: instant snapshot from the pre-seeded catalog pool, returns in seconds, always fully enriched; metro (below) optionally scopes it to one metro, otherwise the whole pool counts. Custom search: your own lat/lng bounding box or a named metro, live-collected, the only mode with a cheaper 'listings' depth option. Recent activity: Zillow's sitemap feed of newest/changed listings nationwide, no bounds, always fully enriched. | catalog |
| depth | No | Only read when mode = custom_search; ignored (always enriched) for catalog and recent_activity. 'listings': bare address/price/beds/baths/status, cheaper, faster (see README 'Bare listing schema'). 'enriched': full agent contact, price/tax history, foreclosure, schools, resoFacts (see README 'Enriched schema'), costs more per row. | enriched |
| metro | No | Pick a named metro instead of typing lat/lng bounds by hand. Covers the metro's whole urbanized area, not just city limits, so results genuinely include real suburbs along with the named city (e.g. Phoenix also returns Scottsdale/Tempe/Glendale); see the README. For custom_search: required if bounds is not set; bounds always wins when both are present. For catalog: optional, scopes the instant snapshot to this metro instead of the whole cached pool; leave unset to use everything cached. For recent_activity: ignored. | Phoenix |
| bounds | No | custom_search only (ignored for catalog/recent_activity). A lat/lng box, for a precise custom area metro doesn't cover. North/south are latitude, east/west are longitude, and north/east must each be numerically LARGER than south/west respectively (it's a box, not two arbitrary points; a swapped box is rejected). Takes priority over metro if both are set. Leave empty to use metro instead. | |
| source | No | Which Zillow sitemap feed to pull recent activity from. Always fully enriched (no bare/listings option exists for this mode; the sitemap feed itself carries nothing beyond a listing URL, so there's no cheaper variant to offer). | agent |
| waitSecs | No | Max seconds (0-45, default 30) to block on this single call waiting for terminal run status. Long-running orders return a status plus nextStep instead. | |
| dedupZpids | No | Optional. zpids you've already received from a prior run, e.g. [43814015, 43828670]; never re-shipped. | |
| dedupMlsIds | No | Optional. MLS IDs you've already received from a prior run, e.g. ["A12046823"]; covers re-listings, which get a new zpid but keep the same MLS ID, so zpid-only dedup would miss them. | |
| minEnriched | No | Optional, defaults to 500 (the recommended floor). Only meaningful when rows are actually being enriched: custom_search + depth=enriched, catalog, or recent_activity. Ignored (forced to 0 internally) for custom_search + depth=listings, since a listings-depth order never enriches anything by design. Must be <= whatever minListings you set; asking for more enriched rows than total rows is a nonsensical order and won't be satisfiable. | |
| minListings | No | Optional, defaults to 1000 (the recommended floor). The floor for how many rows (bare or enriched, whichever depth you asked for) this run must return before considering itself done. Applies to every mode. Set lower (e.g. 10-50) only for a quick test run before committing to a full one. | |
| timeoutSecs | No | Optional, defaults to 7200 (2 hours), minimum 300 (5 minutes). Max wait for the minimums to be satisfied before returning a partial dataset. A cache-satisfiable order (catalog, or already-covered ground) finishes in seconds regardless; this only matters when live collection is needed. The 5-min floor exists because live collection needs that long for PX-safe warmup pacing. |