Reonomy (an Altus Group company) is a commercial real estate property-intelligence platform built for off-market prospecting. Where most data tools tell you what a building is, Reonomy specializes in who controls it and how to reach them — true entity-resolved ownership behind LLCs and trusts, validated phone numbers and emails for decision-makers, recorded debt and mortgage details with maturity timing, and sales and lien history across more than 50 million U.S. commercial properties.
Off-market sourcing lives or dies on two questions: who really owns this asset, and how do I reach them before a broker does? CRE ownership is deliberately opaque — title sits in single-purpose LLCs, trusts, and nested entities, and a motivated seller's mobile number is never on the deed. Reonomy exists precisely to collapse that gap: it resolves the true principals behind entities and attaches validated contact data, then layers on the debt picture (lender, original loan amount, recording date, and the maturity window that so often forces a decision).
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Reonomy untangles the LLC, trust, and corporate structures that hold commercial property to surface the true principals and beneficial owners behind a parcel, along with their other holdings.
Knowing that twelve scattered LLCs roll up to one family office turns a fragmented list into a single high-value relationship. Identify portfolio owners and absentee principals — the profiles most receptive to an off-market conversation — instead of mailing a dead-end entity name.
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On a schedule, this workflow runs your defined buy-box against your licensed Reonomy access, pulls every matching property with its entity-resolved owner and validated contact, scores each owner by off-market likelihood, and drops a ranked roster into a Google Sheet or CRM for the acquisitions team's weekly sourcing sprint. The analyst opens a list of contactable, prioritized owners instead of starting from a blank Reonomy search.
1n8n cron fires and loads your buy-box parameters (asset type, size range, submarkets)
2Workflow queries your licensed Reonomy access — API where your account is provisioned, or your authorized saved-search export otherwise — for matching properties
3For each property, retrieve the entity-resolved owner principal and validated contact (phone/email)
4Retrieve debt details (lender, original loan amount, estimated maturity) and last sale date per property
Your team starts each sourcing sprint with a ranked list of contactable owners drawn from your own Reonomy license — high-probability sellers at the top, each with a number to call and a reason to call now. No analyst time spent untangling LLCs or hunting for phone numbers.
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Detect change by comparing today's licensed Reonomy data for your tracked owners/submarkets against the prior snapshot. Reonomy is partner-gated and does not expose general public webhooks, so change detection runs as a scheduled snapshot diff against your own licensed access — an honest pattern, not a fabricated event stream.
Each morning, flag any tracked owner whose property changed hands or whose loan just entered the 12-month maturity window, then queue a timed outreach.
Query your licensed Reonomy access for properties matching asset type, size, location, and other buy-box filters. Available programmatically once your account is provisioned for the Reonomy API; otherwise driven from your authorized saved-search exports.
Run your standing buy-box (50–150 unit multifamily, pre-1990, three submarkets) on a weekly schedule and return every matching property for downstream owner enrichment.
Retrieve the entity-resolved owner behind a parcel — the true principal or beneficial owner behind an LLC or trust — along with their other identified holdings, from your licensed Reonomy data.
Discover that a target property's nominal LLC rolls up to a family office holding eleven other assets, turning a single parcel into a portfolio-level relationship to pursue.
Pull the validated phone and email contact points for a property's decision-maker, with confidence tiers, from your licensed Reonomy access.
After an owner qualifies in a market scan, retrieve their verified mobile number to feed a call-down list rather than a slow direct-mail touch.
Retrieve recorded loan information — lender, original loan amount, recording date, and estimated maturity timing — plus lien history for a property from your licensed Reonomy data.
Filter a prospecting list to owners with a loan maturing within twelve months and time outreach to the refinance-or-sell decision point.
Retrieve recorded sales, deed events, and price history for a property to compute hold period and basis from your licensed Reonomy access.
Surface owners who acquired at a low basis a decade ago and now face a maturity event — a high-conviction off-market profile.
Given an address or property reference, return a consolidated owner + contact + debt + sales + attributes record from your licensed Reonomy data for downstream CRM or underwriting use.
When a broker emails an off-market teaser, instantly enrich the address into a full ownership-and-debt snapshot before the analyst opens the deal card.
Write resolved owner, validated contact, debt, and last-event fields from your licensed Reonomy data into a deal or contact record in your CRM.
Keep HubSpot owner and debt fields current so the relationship owner always sees the latest licensed Reonomy context on the deal card.
Get started in approximately 1 hour to confirm license/access and test a single enrichment; 3-4 hours for the full prospecting, signal-watch, and intake workflow suite
Before building anything, confirm with your Reonomy/Altus account what your subscription includes and whether API access is provisioned for your account. Reonomy access is partner-gated and per-customer; not every plan includes the API. Decide your access mode: direct API queries (if provisioned) or export-driven workflows from your authorized saved searches. This step also confirms the honest boundary — automation runs inside your license and does not redistribute data.
Ask your Reonomy rep explicitly whether your tier permits programmatic API access and what the redistribution terms are. Build to that answer; never design around scraping the web app.
If you have API access, obtain your Reonomy API credentials from your account and test a single property or owner query in n8n's HTTP Request node, authenticating per Reonomy's API instructions. If you are export-driven, set up the saved searches in Reonomy that represent your buy-box and confirm you can export them in a structured format (CSV) on a cadence your license allows.
Store Reonomy API credentials as an n8n credential, never inline in a node. For export-driven setups, drop exports into a dedicated Google Drive folder so a file-created trigger can pick them up automatically.
Reonomy returns rich owner, contact, and debt structures. Add a Set or Code node after your query/export step to flatten the fields you need — entity principal, validated contact, lender, original loan amount, estimated maturity, last sale date, hold period — and map them to custom fields in your CRM so every record speaks the same schema.
Build one reusable 'Reonomy Enrichment' sub-workflow that takes a property reference and returns a flat object. Reference it from every sourcing and intake workflow so the mapping lives in one place.
Assemble the first end-to-end flow: Cron trigger → query/export of buy-box matches → owner + contact + debt enrichment → AI scoring node → dedupe against CRM → write ranked list to a Google Sheet with a Slack summary. Run it against a single submarket first and verify the owners, contacts, and scores look right before widening the geography.
Cap each scheduled run to your license's reasonable usage and log a record count ('120 matched, 48 contactable, top 50 written') so you can spot a broken filter or an exhausted entitlement immediately.
Layer on the daily snapshot-diff signal watcher (ownership change / debt maturity → CRM alert + outreach task) and the candidate-intake enrichment flow (new address → enrich + pre-screen → deal card). Activate them and monitor the first several runs to confirm change detection and screen tiers behave as expected.
For the signal watcher, persist each day's snapshot so the diff is reliable across restarts. If Reonomy data for a tracked owner is unavailable on a given day, skip rather than emit a false 'change' event.
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