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The profile

That returns the whole profile. It has every member name with given and surname split out, and every mailing address with the generic ones flagged. It has counts by kind for the whole market, the first and last deed, the median hold and profit, and the price band. It also has the cities the investor works and the full skip_trace_targets[]. Know two things before you render it:
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A deed writes a name as SURNAME GIVEN (“RIVERA DANA”). Never split this yourself. Use the given and surname fields, which are already in the right order. Show the raw name when is_ambiguous is true.
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The name to print for the investor, since 0.29.0. For a person whose deed spelling parsed cleanly it is given name first: “DANA RIVERA” from the deed spelling “RIVERA DANA”. For an entity, a trust, a public body or an ambiguous spelling it equals name. Keep name for matching and joining.
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The best guess for where this investor actually is: the most-used address that is not a title company or a registered agent. For an individual it is usually their home.

The deal history

For the drawer’s Bought / Sold / Profit table:
Each row is a full deal (address, dates, prices, gross_profit, coordinates), so the same call also plots every deal of the investor on a map. For only their deals near the subject property, filter the deals list instead:

After a data refresh

An old id goes one of two ways. Handle both: For example inv_003c1db2782c now answers with the profile of inv_8fc820cada96.