Seminole vacation rental leads

The Seminole file in numbers

Those 317 records are 0.6% of the Florida file, which makes Seminole the 36th-largest of the 80 Florida cities big enough for a page of their own.

Phone coverage in Seminole is 73%, level with the Florida average of 74%. None of the Seminole licenses carry an email, which is normal for the DBPR file; plan on phone and mail.

Houses dominate: 315 of the licenses are dwelling licenses (DWEL) and 2 are condominium licenses (CNDO), so houses make up 99% of the Seminole file against 70% for Florida overall.

Two ZIP codes, 33776 and 33772, hold 85% of the Seminole records between them. Phone coverage in 33776 is 76%.

59 of the Seminole records (19%) carry a name that appears on two or more different Florida property addresses, above the state figure of 11%. 24 sit under names with ten or more properties, which in practice means management companies and larger investors; the biggest single name holds 40 Florida addresses.

The DBPR file does not carry a filing date for the Seminole licenses, so this page does not split them by year.

1 row that names Seminole but carries a ZIP code outside Florida, or comes from a source whose city column is the owner's home town, is left out of these counts.

A practical order for Seminole: start with ZIP 33776 (152 records, 76% with a phone), then 33772 (116); together they cover 85% of the city file. Pull the 59 records under multi-property names into their own list before you call, so one conversation covers every Seminole property that name holds.

What the Seminole file does not give you: email addresses and filing dates. The workaround: the export's first-seen date shows when each Seminole record entered our database, which stands in for a filing date.