Know what to offer before you pick up the phone.
For each lead, an agent pulls the county record, finds comparable sales, reads the recorded plat and works out a maximum allowable offer. A person on your team reviews the deal sheet before any offer goes out.
Counties are set up during onboardingFrom parcel number to deal sheet.
Here's what happens on every lead.
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01 County record
The agent pulls the property record: owner, acreage, zoning, and the deed and plat references.
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02 Comparable sales
It finds recent sales of the same property type. It compares like with like, so condos are checked within the same complex first.
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03 Plat details
It reads the recorded plat for septic notes, easements and private road status, the things that change what a lot is worth.
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04 Maximum offer
It computes a maximum allowable offer and builds a deal sheet. You review it before any offer goes out.
An offer you can stand behind.
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A maximum allowable offer
A number you can defend, built from comps that match the property.
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A deal sheet
The record, the comps and the plat notes in one page your team can review.
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Fewer surprises
Easements, septic notes and private roads show up before you make an offer, not after.
Questions
- Which counties do you cover?
- We set up your counties during onboarding.
- Does it send offers?
- No. A person on your team reviews the deal sheet first, and nothing goes out until you say so.
- How does it pick comps?
- It compares like with like. For condos, it looks within the same complex first.