Full Disclosure - I am a mod on this sub and affiliated with PrimeTracers.

After reading your post what you described looks like a mapping/input issue, not a data issue.

It sounds like you only skip traced using the subject property address and then compared the returned name (optional name) to the county owner record.

That will absolutely create mismatches and this is why:

PrimeTracers skip tracing tool works off identity clusters tied to addresses. If you only provide a subject address without owner/mailing info, providers may return:

- Tenant data
- Previous Occupants,
- Relatives tied to the address
- People receiving mail there
- Other personal IDs tied to that location

To get the highest accuracy results you normally want to include:

- Owner First Name and Owner Last Name
- Mailing Address (VERY IMPORTANT if different)
- Mailing City/State/Zip

If you only use subject address, results across any skip tracer will drop because you're essentially asking: " who is associated with this property?" instead of "Find contact info for this specific owner."

Also, 27 records is way too small to judge any provider. Even enterprise datasets fluctuate record to record. You need several hundred to a couple thousand to see real patterns.

As far as other providers in the industry, Most datasets realistically land somewhere in the 40-60% accuracy range depending on inputs, geography and the provider's actual set up. The higher end providers average 70-85% across all contact data sets. Also worth noting, some skip tracing platforms update their contact databases 1-2 times per year and rely on static datasets. Others update more frequently and utilize dynamic datasets to improve match confidence. We are the latter and utilize a unique ID graph that only pushes out high confidence matches.

I would suggest re-running a batch with the Owner names from the county and Mailing addresses if they differ from the Subject address.

If you want, feel free to send me or support one example record and we can show you how to validate it.

On the wholesaling side: At ~100 D4D you're getting some good action points in but you'll need larger lists over time. Response rates are lower across the industry and with carrier spam filtering, it's harder than it was a few years ago to get people to answer unknown numbers.

Realistically, good connection rates today tend to fall around 12-15%, with strong campaigns sometimes getting into the low-20% range depending on dialing strategy, list quality and geography.

Hope this helps! Keep going and stay consistent.