Motivated Seller Leads

Your flat fee quote depends on seller request types, territory, competition, format, exclusivity, hours, and requested volume. Give us the locations and property inquiries your acquisitions team wants. The emailed proposal covers the inquiry purchase and gives you a written setup to assess against your capacity for new seller discussions.

Yes, choose an exclusive option to send the purchased seller request to one buyer in your area. Include that preference with your territory and property request choices. The owner remains free to speak with other businesses, while distribution of the inquiry you purchase follows the arrangement in your accepted proposal.

Calls ring your selected phone live, and web inquiries arrive by email or post into your CRM. Choose destinations handled by the staff speaking with new sellers. Keep the original description in the inquiry record so follow-up can start with the property and reason the owner gave for reaching out.

Yes, specify zip codes or a city plus radius for your acquisition territory. Draw those boundaries around the local property markets your team handles. Add applicable seller categories in the quote form so the proposed setup matches both the area and the kind of owner conversation you want.

Request a credit review under the returns policy for bad numbers, duplicates, and out-of-area properties. Save the original seller submission and show the specific issue against your accepted setup. That record separates a delivery problem from the later property discussion your team has with an owner.

Your seller request delivery can begin once your quote is accepted and filters are set, subject to availability. Prepare the acquisition area, seller request preferences, receiving destination, and intake hours. Choose caps that leave your team time for property research and conversations with owners already discussing their plans.

Yes, specify inherited home seller inquiries as an applicable request type in your setup. Your first discussion can establish the property location, the owner's priorities, and who has authority to act. If probate is involved, your team should establish the relevant property and authority details through its own review process.

Yes, seller inquiries fit investors seeking properties to assess for renovation and resale. Owners initiate contact about selling, giving your acquisitions team a starting point to discuss condition, location, and timing. Choose the local markets and property request types your business handles, then evaluate each property through your own acquisition process.

These are inquiries from owners looking to sell property, rather than contacts seeking to purchase it. Your acquisitions team receives the owner's request and asks about the property, condition, and reason for selling. Set your local coverage around the markets where you assess potential purchases and speak with owners.