Request a South Bay or Westside farm list

A geographic farm is a list of properties inside a boundary you choose, filtered the way you prospect. Agents use it for a mailer, a door-knock route, or a listing conversation about who owns the street. This page is how you ask Team Goeglein at Fidelity National Title to build that list. It is for working agents in the South Bay and Westside, not for a one-off address. A single address belongs on the property profile page.

You do not need an open escrow to ask. Listing agents request farms before the appointment. Buyer's agents request them when they want the owners around a sale. If the boundary is apartments or two-to-four unit buildings rather than houses, say so in the criteria so the list is not filled with single-family parcels.

The area field is required. Describe the boundary in plain language: a tract, a set of streets, a ZIP, or the blocks around a listing. Criteria are optional, and they are what make the list usable. The form already suggests examples such as owner-occupied houses, a minimum time in the property, and a value band. Add absentee owners, building size, or an equity range in that box if that is the list you want.

The page already says the team returns a CSV or a printed mailing list, and that most requests are back within one business day. That line is about a standard farm request. If the boundary has to be redrawn, say that in the criteria so the first pass is the list you meant.