ContactType Field

contacttype

Contacts Resource

The type of contact (i.e., Business, Friend, Family, Prospect, Ready to Buy, etc.).6/17/2016
DefinitionThe type of contact (i.e., Business, Friend, Family, Prospect, Ready to Buy, etc.).
Standard ValueDefinitionUsage
BusinessThe contact is a business relation.
BuyerThe contact is the owner or principal who is purchasing the property in the transaction.
Buyer AttorneyThe contact supports the buyer's legal obligations of the transaction
FamilyThe contact is a family member.
Financial PlannerThe contact represents the client's financial interests
FriendThe contact is a personal friend.
Home Improvement SpecialistThe contact works on improvements and maintenance to the property in the transaction.
Home InspectorThe contact supports the property inspection obligations of the transaction.
Home Security ProviderThe contact provides and manages home security services to the property in the transaction.
Home Warranty RepresentativeThe contact provides home warranty services and products to the transaction.
Insurance RepresentativeThe contact supports the insurance obligations of the transaction.
LandlordThe contact is the owner or principal who is renting or leasing out the property in the transaction.
LeadThe lead is a contact that may be a potential buyer or seller to the member.
Loan OfficerThe lender or other role that supports the mortgage obligations of the transaction.
Moving/StorageProvides moving or storage services to the transaction.
OtherAny different type of role than what is explicitly provided as an option.
ProspectThe contact is a prospective client.
Ready to BuyThe contact is a client who is ready to start a transaction.
SellerThe owner or principal who is selling the property in the transaction.
Seller AttorneyThe contact is a lead that may be a potential buyer or seller to the member.
TenantThe contact is the prospective renter or lessor of the property in the transaction.
Title RepresentativeThe contact supports the title and escrow obligations of the transaction.
Terms and DefinitionsGenerated April 22, 2026
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