See your farm area
Every property you follow in the neighborhood, on one map.
GEOGRAPHIC FARMING
A real estate farming map for the properties you follow.
Geographic farming means focusing your prospecting on one neighborhood so owners get to know you. My Estate Map helps by showing the properties and prospects you follow on a map, with their status and your notes, so you see your farm area at a glance.
Your first property is free, on iPhone and iPad.
IN PRACTICE
How do you map your farm area?
Track your prospects
Statuses show who’s a prospect, who’s listed and who has sold.
Remember every conversation
Your notes stay in each property file, ready for the next contact.
YOUR FARM AREA ON A MAP
Track the neighborhood you farm, property by property.
Add the properties you follow in your farm area: current listings, homes you’ve valued, owners you’ve met. Give each one a status, such as prospect or for sale, and add your notes after every conversation.
On the map, your farm area takes shape. You see which streets you already know well and where your prospects are concentrated. Tap any property to open its file and reread where you left off with the owner.
Before a door-knocking session or an open house in the neighborhood, filter your prospects and plan who to see. After the session, add a note to each file so your follow-up stays consistent over the months.
Be clear about what the map shows: only the properties you add or import yourself. My Estate Map doesn’t provide public owner data, seller leads or mailing lists.
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KEY POINTS
- Properties and prospects you add or import
- Color-coded status markers
- Notes and owner details in every file
- No public data or lead lists
GOOD TO KNOW
Three ways to use the map for farming.
Plan a door-knocking session
Filter your prospects, look at where they are on the map and decide which streets to cover today.
Follow up consistently
After each visit, add a note to the property file. Months later, you know exactly what you discussed with each owner.
Measure your presence
Over time, the map shows how many properties you follow in your farm area and where you still have room to grow.
STEP BY STEP
Your farming routine in four steps.
The properties you follow in the area.
A status for each one.
Plan your session from the map.
Update each file after the visit.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Real estate farming map FAQ.
Your first property is free, on iPhone and iPad.
It’s a prospecting approach where an agent focuses on one neighborhood or area over time, so local owners recognize them when it’s time to sell.
START WITH YOUR FIRST PROPERTY
Your portfolio, with you in the field.
Add your first property for free, then see it on the map.
