Reggie watches the situations that put a house on the market, across your farm, and brings you the ones worth a call with the reason attached.
These are the things Reggie watches on his own, across your farm, cut against your own book so you are never handed somebody you already know.
The listing that came off the market last week, how long it sat, and what it was priced against.
A transfer that creates a seller who did not plan to be one, and usually needs help rather than a pitch.
Owners who do not live there, and owners who have lived there long enough that the next move is a real conversation.
Estimated value against the mortgage balance, so you know who can actually transact before you spend a call finding out.
Type an address and Reggie returns what the county records and the data on file actually hold: the owner, how long they have held it, the estimated value, and the mortgage position where it is recorded. A field that is not on file stays empty rather than being estimated into existence.
The farm stops being a drive-around. Draw an area on the map and Reggie pulls every owner inside it into your book, so the list you work is the territory you chose rather than whatever you happened to notice.
Drop in the MLS export, the past-client list or the farm list you keep in a spreadsheet. Reggie reads the columns, asks about the one he cannot place, and matches owners to the properties already on file.
The situations come to you. Research is what you reach for the moment an address has your attention, all on one tab.
Any address on demand, with whatever the records hold.
Draw an area, pull every owner inside it.
The number traced once and banked, and the value, equity and mortgage before you dial.
The morning cut of everything he watches, ranked, with the reason attached.
Revr is invite-only while we onboard in small batches. Tell us your farm and we will show you who is likely to list in it.
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